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Personal Impacts of the Coronavirus Outbreak

Social distancing, working from home, and distance learning have upended many American lives in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, according to the AP-NORC Poll conducted in March 2020.

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Worries about the Coronavirus Increase

As their concern increases, Americans report taking recommended actions to avoid coronavirus, according to the AP-NORC Poll conducted in March 2020.

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Few Americans Worry about Coronavirus Infection

The public is at least moderately confident that the country’s health officials would be able to handle an outbreak of a new virus, and few are very concerned about contracting the new coronavirus, according to the AP-NORC Poll conducted in February 2020.

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Attitudes toward Changing the Health Care Law

An AP-NORC Poll conducted in April 2019 looks at perceptions of the Affordable Care Act and Americans’ preferences for possible changes.

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Pharmaceutical Companies and Drug Users Most Often Blamed for Opioid Crisis

An AP-NORC Poll conducted in April 2019 looks at perceptions of the opioid epidemic, including how it has impacted local communities, personal experiences with addiction, and what is to blame for the problem.