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63% of households relied on credit cards or overdrafts to cover Christmas, finds survey
February 2023 - Financial Services
63% of households relied on credit cards or overdrafts to cover Christmas costs: A consumer survey has revealed that 63% of households relied on credit cards or overdrafts to pay for Christmas presents and other festive costs. The survey was conducted… Read more...
83% of marketers believe it is more effective to focus on quality rather than quantity when it comes to content, finds survey
February 2023 - Media and PR
83% of marketers believe it is more effective to focus on quality rather than quantity when it comes to content: A survey of marketers has revealed that less can be more when it comes to content, with 83% of respondents saying they believe it's more effective… Read more...
44% of UK retailers left with excess stock after Christmas and New Year discounting, finds survey
February 2023 - Retail
44% of UK retailers left with excess stock after Christmas and New Year discounting: A survey of UK retailers has found that 44% were left with excess stock, even after post-Christmas discounting, with baby and toddler goods the most affected sector.… Read more...
Women from lower income households less likely to call GP than higher-income counterparts, finds survey
February 2023 - Health
Women from lower income households less likely to call GP than higher-income counterparts: A survey of women designed to learn more about the health and wellbeing of girls around the world has found that women from higher-income households are more likely… Read more...
22% of kidney cancer patients were initially misdiagnosed, reveals survey
February 2023 - Pharmaceutical
22% of kidney cancer patients were initially misdiagnosed: A survey of patients by Kidney Cancer UK has revealed that more than a fifth of patients were initially misdiagnosed, with almost half the respondents polled (48%) reporting that their kidney… Read more...

