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How Americans are Creating (Safe) Summertime Joy in 2020
Glimmers of hope and cautious optimism are helping to drive creative, albeit unconventional, plans to enjoy the warmer months.
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More people believe there are bigger issues than COVID-19 amid race protests
A majority in 13 countries say racism, other forms of intolerance is present in their country.
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World Refugee Day 2020: How attitudes toward refugees have changed since the COVID-19 outbreak
New survey shows global and U.S. opinion more supportive of the right to seek refuge from war or persecution, but less open to welcoming refugees and increasingly skeptical about their status.
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Theories about how COVID-19 spreads varies with emerging markets more likely to believe myths
More people globally believe COVID-19 can live on surfaces for days over other theories.
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AHFE International Virtual Conference
Ipsos is pleased to be participating in the 11th International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics (AHFE 2020) in July. Don’t
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Signals #7: Understanding the coronavirus crisis
This seventh edition of our Signals digest brings together Ipsos’ latest research on coronavirus from our teams around the world.
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Comfort food: Women more likely to admit to overeating, under exercising amid COVID-19
Experts say women are more prone to emotional eating due to various psychological factors.
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Strong Desire for Travel, but heightened sense of risks will impact speed of tourism recovery
Desire to travel has intensified over the past few years, and the top dream destinations are Italy, Canada, Australia, France and Switzerland; however, current risks associated with travel may impede on the ability of many to reach these destinations.
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Summer travel plans despite the coronavirus
The coronavirus isn’t stopping people from planning vacations this summer — if it’s allowed. Here's who wants to get out the most.
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View of government’s job to contain COVID-19 falls in hard hit countries, rises in others
People in Japan, hard-hit countries of Spain, France are unhappy with government response.