Obesity: 66% of people with the disease say that 'personal choices' can prevent the condition
A recent survey reveals that 66% of individuals living with obesity believe their condition can be prevented by personal choices.
Representative Survey: What the Germans Think of Vaccinations
A majority of Germans trust vaccinations, but unfounded fears contribute to skepticism, according to a recent survey by the Robert Koch Institute.
Representative Survey: What the Germans Think about Vaccinations
A new survey reveals that while the majority of Germans trust vaccinations, unfounded fears continue to foster skepticism towards them.
A professor identified an essential nutrient: Lithuanians know too little about its benefits
A survey revealed a significant lack of knowledge among Lithuanians regarding the health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids, coinciding with the global Omega-3 Day.
Vaccination: Worrisome Inclination towards Vaccine Myths
A recent survey shows that while Germans generally have a positive attitude towards vaccinations, many are misled by vaccine myths and overestimate potential side effects.
NHS issues alert over 'problem' caused by one in four people
The NHS has issued an alert encouraging users of the NHS app to enable push notifications to reduce missed appointment rates after a survey revealed that one in four people have missed their health appointments.
A study on Lithuanian habits revealed an unexpected picture
A new study finds that while a significant portion of Lithuanians engage in physical activity, a large number remain inactive due to health issues and the prevalence of inactivity among older age groups.
Major change in Polish schools? MEN responds to the Wprost survey. "This demand resonates"
A recent survey shows that a majority of Poles support making health education a mandatory subject in schools, prompting a response from the Polish Ministry of Education.
With this trick, Martta tames kitchen grease: 'You can save money with it'
A survey reveals that many Finns either follow or ignore detergents' usage instructions when cleaning, with recommendations to minimize detergent use to save money and protect health.
Online Test Results: Clinically Significant Depression Found in 81% of Respondents
A recent online survey indicates that 81% of respondents display clinically significant symptoms of depression, highlighting the need for professional mental health support.
Is the Barefoot Walking Path Safe? Busan Health and Environment Research Institute Conducts Comprehensive Survey on Heavy Metals
Busan is conducting a comprehensive survey of 61 barefoot walking paths to assess heavy metal contamination and ensure public safety.
Is Health Education Mandatory? Poles Gave Valuable Advice to the Ministry of Education. Survey for 'Wprost'
A new survey reveals that although health education is part of school curriculums in Poland, its mandatory status is being debated amidst contrasting views from educational and religious leaders.
Challenges in Securing Cooperators for Minamata Disease Health Survey, Patient Group Says 'It Should Be Stopped Immediately'
A health survey related to Minamata disease faces challenges in securing participant cooperation, prompting calls from a patient group to halt the initiative.
Tobacco, cannabis: the number of smokers among adolescents has plummeted over the last fifteen years
A recent survey shows a significant decrease in tobacco and cannabis use among French adolescents over the past 15 years, with a notable decline in daily consumption.
Simple diet swap that could help increase your daily fibre intake
A recent survey reveals that many adults in the UK are unaware of their daily fibre intake requirements and how to meet them.
Almost 30% of damages related to AI involve mental health, survey shows
A recent survey reveals that nearly 30% of damages stemming from artificial intelligence usage directly impact individuals' psychological well-being.
Half of Britons avoid calling GP when they are ill, survey finds
A recent survey reveals that nearly half of Britons hesitate to contact their GP when unwell, reflecting concerns over appointment accessibility and healthcare response times.
Do you immediately shower and change the sheets after sex? See what others answered
A survey is being conducted to assess hygiene practices among Finns regarding sexual activity.
The Hygiene Institute will conduct an adult lifestyle monitoring study in the spring
The Hygiene Institute in Lithuania plans to conduct an anonymous survey on adult lifestyles in various public places this spring.
Europeans Unprepared for Climate Change. Survey in 27 Countries
A recent survey indicates that Europeans are largely unprepared for climate change, citing financial barriers and geographical disparities.
Childhood vaccination rates are declining in Australia. Why?
A survey reveals declining acceptance of childhood vaccinations among Australian parents, influenced by misinformation and practical challenges.
Is it due to women's lack of 'effort'? [Wise Journalist Life]
The South Korean National Assembly has passed amendments to the school meal law, legally defining school meal workers and addressing their health and safety measures, while a survey reveals a stark contrast in gender wage perception between young men and women.
RESEARCH: Even a high salary can't keep Estonians at work if this one thing is lacking
A recent nationwide survey reveals that workplace well-being has become a central factor in Estonia's labor market, with many workers prioritizing well-being packages alongside salary.
What do you secretly wish for? How to achieve the best orgasm? Respond to IS's new sex survey!
Ilta-Sanomat invites readers to anonymously respond to a new sex survey addressing various intimate topics and personal experiences.
Queensland Health survey finds almost half of all doctors at risk of burnout
A recent Queensland Health survey reveals that nearly half of the doctors in the state's public health system are at risk of burnout, highlighting the pressures faced particularly in rural areas.
Most Overweight in Arvidsjaur – Villjam, 18: 'People are Lazy'
A survey reveals that Arvidsjaur has the highest percentage of overweight residents in Sweden, with significant health implications.
Age when adults 'start to notice aches and pains in their body' confirmed
A recent survey reveals that many adults begin noticing body aches by their mid-to-late 40s, with a significant portion feeling limited in physical activity due to these discomforts.
Surprising body part that many are ashamed of – doctor sees it all the time
A recent survey reveals that one in three Finns wash their feet only once a week or less, with dermatologists emphasizing the importance of daily foot hygiene.
80% of the population supports banning junk food advertising for minors, according to Consumption
A recent survey indicates that 80% of the Spanish population supports banning unhealthy food advertising targeted at minors.
Large majority wants to ban the sale of energy drinks to children
A significant majority of Icelanders support banning energy drink sales to individuals under 18, according to a recent survey.
The Food Agency's diet survey is condemned by experts: 'Big problems'
The Swedish Food Agency claims that young children in Sweden are consuming less sugar, but experts who have reviewed the study raise significant concerns about its validity and methodology.
Has your family revealed any secrets? Respond to the survey
The article invites readers to share unexpected secrets or surprises revealed in their families, highlighting themes of silence around issues like violence and extramarital children.
Brits love dogs so much some would even donate kidney for more years, research shows
A recent survey shows that many Brits are so devoted to their dogs that some would consider donating a kidney for more years with their pets.
Study: Finland Shows the Way in Sexual Matters for Other Nordic Countries
A recent survey indicates that Finns are more comfortable discussing condom use than their Nordic neighbors, with significant shifts in attitudes among the youth.
The connections network is weaker and mental health worse today than before the evacuation
Survey results indicate that many former residents of Grindavík are struggling with weaker social networks and poorer mental health after evacuations.
Health: Majority in Favor of 'Soda Tax'
A recent survey indicates that a majority of Germans support the introduction of a tax on sugary foods, with 60% in favor of a soda tax.
Does high happiness lead to longevity? A tracking survey of 3,000 people in Minami Izu, Shizuoka showed results
A study conducted on nearly 3,000 residents of Minami Izu, Shizuoka, explored the relationship between self-reported happiness and longevity, finding a correlation with lower mortality rates.
VIDEOS: Jornal do Acre 1st Edition this Wednesday, January 11, 2026
A recent survey shows that 49% of Brazilians disapprove of President Lula's government, while 45% approve, amidst reports of various national issues including corruption and health crises.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Acre this Wednesday, February 11, 2026
A new survey indicates a divided public opinion on Lula's government, with concerns about the economy, while legal actions and criminal cases also make headlines in Brazil.
Jason Manford visits London as it’s named the city most in need of a laugh
Comedian Jason Manford visits London, identified as the UK city most in need of humor, as a survey reveals many residents struggle to find joy during winter.
Experts: Gaza needs urgent environmental survey to avert disaster
Experts stress the urgent need for an environmental survey in Gaza to address severe pollution and health issues.
Positive evaluation of SUS grows and surpasses Latin America, says OECD
Brazilian satisfaction with the SUS health system increased from 34% to 45% between 2022 and 2025, according to an OECD survey, outperforming the Latin American average.
Lack of sleep: more than 30% of adults in the DF suffer from insomnia
Over 30% of adults in Brazil's Federal District report experiencing insomnia symptoms, according to a health survey.
A Huge Layoff Bomb Threatens – Here’s What Will Happen to Your Area
A recent survey indicates that nearly 1,500 staff in Finland's welfare regions are facing layoffs or job hazards, with significant regional disparities in staffing reductions.
49% of Canadian new moms struggle with mental health postpartum, data shows
Nearly half of Canadian mothers report experiencing postpartum mental health issues, according to a Statistics Canada survey.
A Clear Message for Employees with a Cold: Stay Home
A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of Finns believe employees with mild cold symptoms should not come to work, underscoring a cultural shift towards valuing health in the workplace.
One in Six People Consume Excess Sugar... Is the Discussion on Sugar Tax Gaining Momentum?
A recent survey reveals that one in six South Koreans is consuming excessive sugar, prompting discussions about a potential sugar tax akin to tobacco taxes.
Survey: Do Poles want a ban on social media for teenagers?
Polish lawmakers are considering implementing age restrictions on social media use among teenagers to protect them from negative influences and dependencies.
Dengue mosquito larval index drops by 45% in São José; see the infestation level in each neighborhood
A recent survey in São José dos Campos reported a 45% decrease in the larval index of the dengue mosquito Aedes aegypti, indicating improved control measures against the insect.
Many need to watch or listen to fall asleep
A survey reveals that 61% of participants feel they spend too much time in front of screens, with a significant portion reporting a negative experience with social media compared to when they first started using it.