New research from Ipsos in the UK reveals that nearly half (47%) of Generation Z Brits say they would eat cultivated – otherwise known as ‘lab grown’ - meat products.
On the eve of Evidence Week in Parliament 2023, a new survey by Sense About Science and Ipsos reveals that 6 in 10 people are not confident that MPs are equipped to question government appropriately about evidence in key policy areas.
Rabies pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) can be given before travel and simplifies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). We studied the knowledge about rabies, the uptake of PrEP, and reasons for deciding for or against PrEP in at-risk travelers. We also examined how healthcare professionals (HCPs) counsel on rabies prevention.
These are reports from a series of public dialogues undertaken by Ipsos for the ORION consortium. The dialogues focused on the views and concerns of the public regarding the current uses and implications of genome editing technology in research institutions in the ORION consortium.
Nurses, doctors and engineers are the most trusted professions in the Ipsos Veracity Index 2020, while politicians, government ministers and advertising executives are least trusted. Three quarters of Britons trust care home workers and home delivery drivers.
UK Research and Innovation commissioned Ipsos to monitor public opinion towards science, scientists and scientific information during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ipsos conducted three online public workshops on behalf of the Academy of Medical Sciences to understand public views and priorities for dealing with the potential for a second peak of COVID-19 cases over winter 2020-21.
This Ipsos report presents the findings of a 2018 survey commissioned by the Office for Life Sciences to understand current public awareness of and attitudes towards the use of animals in research.
