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Two-thirds of Americans are Regular Coffee Drinkers
Most believe that people may be excused for being tired or grouchy if they have not had their morning coffee
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Most Teachers Believe Public Educators Are Not Paid Fairly, Have Thought About Leaving the Profession
USA Today/Ipsos poll examines views on teacher pay, strikes, quality of education, and unions
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First Global Affluent Study Data Set
Survey Spotlights “Global Affluencers” – First to try. First to buy. The Powerful Global Target Group Driving Purchases and Early Adoption Across Category
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Six in Ten (61%) Respondents Across 26 Countries Oppose the Use of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems
Opposition to Fully Autonomous Weapons Has Increased Since 2017, Up From 56%
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A 90% Favorability Rating for Martin Luther King Jr. on His 90th Birthday
Seven in Ten Americans Consider that the Civil Rights Movement Made Things Better for the Country
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Reuters/Ipsos Data: Core Political (01/16/2018)
Half of Democrats and Republicans continue to approve of the job their representatives are doing in Congress, despite the partial government shutdown.
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Five ways brands and BeSci can help you nail your New Year’s goals.
Beyoncé and Jay-Z want their fans to try going vegan in this new year. Blogger and mom Stephanie Ortiz plans to be more patient with her kids.
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Seniors Rate Physical and Emotional Health Support as Most Important When It Comes to Health Plan Programs/Resources
Nearly Half Do Not Feel That the Programs/Resources Made Available by Their Health Plan are Relevant and Personalized to Them
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Reuters/Ipsos Data: Government Shutdown (01/15/2019)
A majority of Americans continue to blame President Trump for the partial government shutdown.
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Multivore diet families are going mainstream
It’s been 10 years since Michael Pollan published his book, "In Defense of Food," with the mantra, "eat food, not too much, mostly plants," for improved health. How has the western diet changed since then?