By Zoya Gervis // SWNS Staff NEWS COPY W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC A nationally representative poll of 2,005 Americans found that 69% care more about their immune health now than they did pre-pandemic.  According to new research, 2020 has caused a shift in priorities for Americans, with their health, and the health of loved ones especially, now among the biggest …

NEWS COPY Four in 10 Brits said the past year is the longest they have ever gone without a holiday – taking a toll on their overall mood and wellbeing. A study of 2,000 adults found that prior to the pandemic, they would have enjoyed a holiday or mini break from their daily routine every four months. But in the …

By Danielle Moore // SWNS NEWS COPY W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Six in 10 American women have been condescended to about their financial situation, according to new research. A new study of 2,000 Americans – 1,000 men and 1,000 women – revealed the differences in how different genders are taught to think about finances from a young age. While 39% …

By Joe Staples // SWNS Staff NEWS COPY W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC According to a new survey, more than half (57%) of single Americans surveyed feel optimistic about finding “The One” in 2021 and say they’ve opened their dating pool to include people they wouldn’t have been previously interested in. A survey of 2,000 Americans in the dating market found …

By Victoria McNally // SWNS NEWS COPY W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Start preparing this year’s Valentine’s Day tweet now: Almost half of Americans in relationships want their partners to post more ’online PDA,’ new research reveals.  A recent survey asked 2,000 Americans — 97% of whom self-identified as having some experience with social media — to weigh on in the average …

By Victoria McNally // SWNS NEWS COPY w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Despite being confident in their own abilities, over half of Americans are hopelessly confused by health insurance — so much so that the average American has a D-grade level of knowledge. In a recent survey, 2,000 respondents were asked to describe their understanding of the U.S. health care system, …

NEWS COPY More than half of Brits watch sports they don’t really understand, for the atmosphere, social occasion – and to impress someone. A study of 2,000 adults found 57 per cent have sat down to watch a match or game even though they had no idea what was going on. Almost two thirds (68 per cent) enjoy the atmosphere …

NEWS COPY Brits have learned to give themselves more ‘me-time’ during the pandemic, with watching a film and decluttering the house among the top ways to unwind. Research polling 2,000 adults found 72 per cent regularly manage to enjoy some alone time, with soaking in some suds, taking a nap and listening to music also popular ways to relax. Other …

By Marie Haaland // SWNS NEWS COPY w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Americans are more determined than ever to reach their 2021 goals, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 nationally representative Americans revealed 58% of respondents have set health and wellness goals for themselves this coming year. And 67% of those respondents said their experience in 2020 made them …

NEWS COPY Britain’s doorsteps have played host to intimate conversations, introductions to newborn family members and even engagements as they become the new place-to-be during the pandemic. As lockdown restrictions mean you are unable to spend time in someone’s house or garden, front doors are now the location of important discussions and life events. The study of 2,000 adults found …