2019 has been a great year to be a part of M3 Global Research. We sincerely hope you found our studies interesting and insightful as much as we appreciate your dedication in taking part in our online surveys, phone interviews…
2019 Year-in-Review
Flu in the Workplace
"Flu in the Workplace" is the topic of the latest M3 Pulse we launched in the United States. By joining M3 Global Research, you will receive the M3 Pulse directly to your inbox and you will be able to participate…
Talking to… Dr. Susan Steen
When Dr. Susan Steen was a resident, one of her colleagues said that being a neurologist is “treating the undiagnosable and and diagnosing the untreatable.” She agrees that one of the main challenges of working within neurology is that there…
E-cigarettes: smoking cessation aid or a dangerous habit?
A recent study with adult smokers who had approached the NHS Stop Smoking Services compared e-cigarettes with nicotine-replacement therapy (NRT) as part of a smoking cessation service.After a year, 18% of e-cigarette users had stopped smoking tobacco compared with 9.9%…
Meet Nicole…
Nicole is a 37-year-old leukaemia survivor who lives outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in the United States. She was diagnosed just after turning eight-years-old when she was in third grade. Nicole was diagnosed just a after turning eight-years-old when she was…
Health and wellness needs
In April we surveyed 3114 people in the United States and asked them about their perceptions of their current health and wellness. The purpose was understanding what our participants thought were the most important wellness areas and popular ways people…
European heatwaves and health risks
Although many of us enjoy the sunshine, as a result of climate change we are increasingly likely to experience extreme summer temperatures. Britain had its second hottest day ever recorded during the heatwave the 25th of July 2019, with temperatures…
Effect of Violence on Healthcare
Deliberate, calculated attacks on healthcare facilities have become a routine weapon of war. These assaults kill both patients and health workers, and they devastate already vulnerable health systems. Not to mention they violate the Geneva Conventions.In 2017, there were at…