Gianna Melillo

RT @ChangingAmerica: Why is Gen Z drinking less? https://t.co/gR48NbMZ1t

In the past twenty years, drug overdose fatalities quadrupled among Americans aged 65 and older: https://t.co/Lu1DTdFP3P

Americans are flocking to suburban areas and small- and mid-sized metropolitans in the South and West: https://t.co/TybJIT9hHs

In the fall of 2021, nearly 60 percent of female high school students said they persistently felt sad or hopeless within the past year — the highest level reported in at least ten years: https://t.co/kIudlChXBR

The number of adults prioritizing classic American values like patriotism, religious faith and having children appears to be shrinking: https://t.co/Me8v1Xf5oI

Seniors with uncertain access to food experienced faster declines in executive function compared with those who were not food insecure: https://t.co/0kqqMeAeuQ

The gradual fading of the COVID-19 pandemic has done little to ease college students’ emotional stress. https://t.co/mUtazOMNIu

Americans are pretty happy compared with the rest of the world. https://t.co/DiMBi707wX

USA TODAY names 2023 Women of the Year This year’s list includes Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey, astronaut Nicole Mann, and actress Sheryl Lee Ralph: https://t.co/6dGYYvvpf6

Clocks will shift forward in most of the U.S. on Sunday as daylight saving time begins, resulting in later sunrises and sunsets across the country. The change can pose dangers to both health and safety: https://t.co/YjeZYJzr7D

More than one-third of Americans say cost has prevented them from filling a prescription. https://t.co/0AaWZPHzmW

Though the gender pay gap has significantly narrowed since the 1980s, progress has slowed over the last two decades, according to new research: https://t.co/CqCWqUso4k

RT @AODNewz: “Folks may make some hard choices around seeking health care or paying their heat or light bills or rent or taking on more deb…

Completing just 11 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity each day can help lower the risk of heart disease, stroke, and several cancers: https://t.co/hJVY7NbGb7

A new review found insomnia and sleeping five hours or less each night are linked with an increased risk of heart attacks: https://t.co/StPMfSlLNZ

Rates of childhood obesity in the United States have tripled in the past three decades, and early data suggest already surging rates were further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic: https://t.co/vwHOvwPmxe

Despite pressing national issues like rising costs of everyday items and heightened political polarization, most Americans say they’re happy with how their personal lives are going: https://t.co/pXVqhT1zr0