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Telehealth and equity

Sixty-two percent of adults age 50 and older have used telehealth since the beginning of the pandemic, but socioeconomic differences emerge in the reasons for using—and not using—it.

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Men and women have differing views on who handles household responsibilities and the impact of having a child on parents’ careers

Mothers are more likely than fathers to say they do more around the house than their partner, and women are more likely to say having a child is an obstacle for job security.

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COVID-19

Uptick in concern over COVID infection

Despite the omicron variant and increased concern about becoming infected, fewer Americans are taking personal precautions against the coronavirus.

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Younger Generations

Gen Z and the toll of the pandemic

After nearly two years of pandemic life, Gen Z points to COVID-19 as a significant source of stress that is getting in the way of them pursing their social, educational, and career goals.

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