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Global Vaccine Research
As the race to develop a COVID-19 vaccine continues at speed, the world faces many more questions than answers – not the least of which is, how far will it take us on the journey back to ‘normal’…?
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Quality and inequality characterize U.S. healthcare in global survey
Americans are generally more satisfied with the quality of their healthcare than people in other countries, but they hold more unfavorable views about their system’s affordability and equality of treatment; cost ranks as the #1 problem facing the U.S. healthcare system
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Cliff’s Take: Our First – And Hopefully Last – COVID Thanksgiving
Many Americans Rethink Thanksgiving Plans, Others Go Ahead With Holiday Travel
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Will marketers reach more consumers in a post-vaccine era?
2020 is coming to an end, and the world is both hopeful and chaotic, especially after promising news about coronavirus vaccines.
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Majority (67%) of Global Citizens Support the Closing of their Borders as Few (33%) Believe COVID-19 is Contained
New Zealand Gets Top Marks for How They’ve Dealt with COVID-19; United States Gets Failing Grade; Opinions about the WHO are Mixed
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Concern over Health Epidemic (78%, +27 Points) Overtakes Hacking (74%) As Top Perceived Threat among Global Citizens
Only Slim Majority (53%, +1) Confident in their Country’s Ability to Deal with Epidemic; Fewer (45%, -1) Confident in Protection from Hacking
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Cliff’s Take: Nation Still Divided On Who Won The Election
Trump’s Protest Resonates With Many Republicans
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Fewer Global Citizens Believe China Will Have Positive Influence on World Affairs in Coming Decade
Ipsos Polling for Halifax Security Forum Reveals Just 42% Believe China Will have a Positive Impact, down 11 Points Since Last Year
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COVID-19 pandemic affecting Americans’ sleep
New Ipsos poll, conducted on behalf of Pear Therapeutics, shows top reasons for poor sleep are general anxiety, worries about the future
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U.S. consumer sentiment falls as coronavirus cases surge
Half of Americans plan to rein in holiday spending this year