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Healthcare cost, access, behavior, and personal health attitudes.
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Featured topics
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Americans are anxious but few seek therapy
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More Americans pick 90 or older as the right age to die
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Where stress and sleep meet mental health support
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What food and weight reveal about daily health
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How people connect habits with long-term health
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How people connect nature with well-being
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What stands between people and cancer screening
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What SNAP awareness looks like
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How healthcare conversations leave prevention gaps
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What people want from healthcare access
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Where abortion views remain close
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How primary care conversations leave gaps
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Why healthy eating feels hard
Indexed questions
[178]- Blood pressure checks were widespread in the past year
- A majority say hospitals should test all newborns for prenatal drug exposure
- Nearly half reject the idea that patients do better with same-race doctors
- Most say doctors respect patients who are simply themselves
- Primary care doctors earn recommendations from two-thirds of Americans
- 83% of Americans say mental-health records have a place in legal hearings
- Eight-in-ten Americans think people with depression need help to feel better
- A narrow majority of Americans haven't had a colonoscopy
- Nearly half doubt that MLM health products deliver what they claim
- A slim majority are unlikely to protest local immigration enforcement
- 40% of Americans report poor experiences with women's healthcare
- Nearly four in ten don't think most people can be trusted