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Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index Questions
This document includes the complete list of questions asked in the United States and United Kingdom as part of the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index.
GOP Candidates in SC Debate Have a Lot to Gain
Tonight's GOP debate in South Carolina features five possible presidential candidates, four of whom are known to less than half of Republicans nationwide. As such, one much-sought-after outcome of the debate could be an increase in the precious ...
Appalachia: America's Low-Energy Zone
Six of the 11 metro areas where residents are most likely to have ever been diagnosed with depression are in the Appalachian region, according to well-being surveys conducted in 188 U.S. communities last year. Residents of these communities ...
In U.S., Government Jobs Pay in Well-Being
Government employees at the federal, state, and local levels have higher overall well-being than U.S. nongovernment workers, according to a new analysis of Gallup-Healthways Well-Being data. Federal employees, however, lag behind their local, ...
In U.S., Health Disparities Across Incomes Are Wide-Ranging
A new analysis of more than 200,000 Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index surveys from 2010 documents the extent to which low-income Americans suffer from inferior emotional and physical health, poorer health habits, and significantly less access ...
Four Moral Issues Sharply Divide Americans
Americans hold similar moral judgments on 12 of 16 cultural matters that sometimes fuel debate in the country. By contrast, doctor-assisted suicide is highly controversial, as are gay relations, abortion, and having children out of wedlock.
Low-Income Britons Struggle With Their Well-Being
Low-income Britons have worse well-being and are in poorer physical health than their high-income counterparts, despite universal access to healthcare.
Wide Gulf in Health Coverage Persists Across U.S. Metro Areas
One year after Congress passed comprehensive healthcare reform into law, Gallup documents gaping disparities in coverage among metro areas nationwide. Nearly half of adults (46.1%) in McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, Texas, lacked health insurance in ...
Four in 10 Underemployed Currently Lack Health Insurance
The 4 in 10 underemployed Americans currently lacking health insurance are among those who stand to benefit from the healthcare reform bill poised to become law. The underemployed are more likely than the fully employed to lack money for ...
Most Republicans Know Little About Ryan Medicare Plan
Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan's controversial Medicare proposal received a good deal of focus in the GOP debate in New Hampshire on Monday night. CNN moderator John King first zeroed in on the Ryan plan when talking to Newt Gingrich, whose comments ...