Tag: Americans

A recent survey sheds light on the evolving relationship between U.S. adults and their neighbors. It reveals trends in how well people...

A recent Pew Research Center survey found that nearly 70% of Americans over 21 drink alcohol regularly. They consume alcohol at least...

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While the majority of adults drive, 10% of American adults report they seldom or never drive, including 6% who never drive at...

Recent data from Ipsos indicates that about a third of Americans have reduced their spending on fast food, sit-down restaurants, and delivery...

Discover why middle-aged Americans experience higher loneliness levels than Europeans and how policy interventions can address this gap

A decade-long study reveals substantial cardiovascular benefits for American Indian adults with reduced blood lead levels, showcasing the positive impact of public health measures. The research, supported by NIH, underscores the significance of addressing environmental factors in safeguarding heart health

The United States could face a significant increase in cardiovascular-related deaths due to extreme heat in the coming decades, said a new study by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania.

More Americans say being a man helps than hurts a person’s ability to get ahead in the United States these days, according to a recent Pew Research Center survey. By contrast, more Americans say being a woman hurts rather than helps.

In a notable societal shift, an increasing number of Americans are becoming intimately familiar with fertility treatments. Whether through their own experiences or through close connections, a growing share of the population is entering the world of assisted reproduction.