The NHS: How have attitudes and expectations changed?

The NHS: How have attitudes and expectations changed?

With the nation applauding from their doorsteps, it is clear that belief in the care and capabilities of the NHS is now very widespread. This is confirmed by an Ipsos MORI poll completed nationwide on 30th March in which people were asked how confident they were in...
Are we fit for the future?

Are we fit for the future?

As we hunker down, with most of us spending the majority of our time at home, it’s important to focus on our individual health and wellbeing. Guidance on exercising once a day is being repeated frequently.  Might the current crisis spur the nation into taking more...
BBC studies added to the Archive

BBC studies added to the Archive

AMSR has recently acquired some very rich material documenting research conducted for the BBC. Peter Menneer, who was Head of BBC Research, 1978-1992, and Graham Mytton, who was Head of Audience Research for the BBC World Service1982-1998, have donated unique reports...
The hayfever phenomenon

The hayfever phenomenon

Hayfever afflicts over three times as many of us today as it used to do. 27% of GB adults reported suffering from pollen or hayfever allergy in 2017, compared to just 8% in 1972.  The proportion grew steadily from 1972 to 17% in 2007, and then jumped significantly....
Record attendance at AMSR Friends Event

Record attendance at AMSR Friends Event

AMSR held its third prestigious Event at the IPA on 4 February, with a record attendance of 75 people. Once again, we were able to highlight the amazing success story of the Archive and how much has been achieved since it was founded. In addition to the presentations...