How safe are the COVID-19 vaccines seen as internationally?
Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines are seen as safe across the board
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Confidence in AstraZeneca vaccine remains low in France and Germany
Pfizer and Moderna vaccines seen as safe across all nations studied
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Europeans now see AstraZeneca vaccine as unsafe, following blood clots scare
Perceived safety drops substantially in France, Germany, Spain and Italy
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Global report: attitudes to gender 2021
Mixed progress since 2015
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Europeans think vaccine manufacturers have behaved unfairly but tend to oppose blocking exports
The EU is also seen as having botched the vaccine rollout on the continent
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Scientists and doctors are the most respected professions worldwide
A new international YouGov survey of more than 22,000 people in 16 countries reveals the most and least respected professions.
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Global study: how many people know someone who has died from COVID-19?
In some countries as many as one in five have suffered the loss of a loved one to the disease
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Europe is becoming more pro-vaccine
People in nine key European nations are noticeably more willing to get vaccinated against coronavirus
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How much difference does it make to people where a COVID vaccine was developed?
People would feel most comfortable about coronavirus vaccines developed in Germany, Canada or the UK
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Britons most likely to say COVID has taken a toll on their mental health
A new international YouGov study looks at attitudes to mental health in different countries
