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4 In 10 American Adults Report Having 'Mental Health' Problems
4 In 10 American Adults Report Having 'Mental Health' Problems
Over the past few years, a lot of progress has been made in accepting and understanding mental health problems.
Having long been seen as a sign of weakness, mental health issues in their many varieties and severities have become much less of a taboo.
As Statista's Valentine Fourreau notes, the pandemic, which left many people feel isolated, powerless or overwhelmed, accelerated that trend, as it not only caused a spike in symptoms of anxiety or depression, but also led more people to open...
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AI Validation Fuels A Ninth Weekly Advance
The headline tape made fresh history. The S&P 500 closed Friday at 7,580.06, finishing up 1.43% on the week and posting its ninth consecutive weekly gain. That’s the longest weekly winning streak since 2024, and only the 5th time since 1965 that has occurred. While markets previously saw weakness following such streaks, the 24- and 52-week outcomes were primarily positive, except in 1989.
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