We Are Stressed in America – APA’s 2024 Stress in America Survey on “A Nation in Turmoil”
By Jane Sarasohn-Kahn on 23 October 2024 in Anxiety, Behavioral health, Burnout, Climate change, Connected health, Connectivity, Consumer experience, Consumer-directed health, Demographics and health, Depression, Determinants of health, Empathy, Gender equity, Gender equity and health, Happiness, Health and safety, Health at home, Health care industry, Health citizenship, Health Consumers, Health ecosystem, Health education, Health engagement, Health equity, Health justice, Health politics, Health privacy, Health social networks, Loneliness, Love and health, Mental health, Misinformation and health, Pain, Patient engagement, Patient experience, Patient safety, Peer-to-peer health, Popular culture and health, Public health, Race and health, SDoH, Seniors and health, Social determinants of health, Social health, Social isolation, Social networks and health, Spiritual health, Stress, Trust, Wellbeing, Women and health
Two in three people in the U.S. are dealing with Presidential Election Stress — a significant contributor to Americans’ overall stress we learn from the American Psychological Association’s study into Stress in America 2024. I’ve covered the APA’s Stress in America studies for many years, appreciating the role that anxiety and stress play in peoples’ overall health status and well-being. In 2024, “stress” is a mainstream factor in daily life whether you identify with Main Street or Wall Street. Here was my most recent post on the APA study here in Health Populi,