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Nearly two years into the pandemic, Americans are experiencing increases in trouble affording healthcare and have worse views of the healthcare system.

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Forty-four percent of U.S. adults say they are getting takeout from restaurants more often than they used to, and 36% say the same about curbside delivery at stores. Both percentages are up nearly 20 points from early April.

COVID-19 has forced consumers to turn to virtual, delivery and pickup options for many goods and services, and many plan to continue using them long-term.

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An experiment conducted via the Franklin Templeton-Gallup Economics of Recovery Study finds that COVID-19 vaccine acceptance will partly depend on the timing of the vaccine's release, its efficacy and its likelihood of adverse side effects.

Significantly fewer Americans than a month ago say they are avoiding public places and isolating themselves from people outside their household.

Nearly three-quarters of Americans say that they have avoided small gatherings of people in the past week, but this figure has gradually declined by 10 percentage points from late-March to late-April.

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Older Americans don't differ significantly from younger Americans in worry about getting the coronavirus, but politics are a major determinant of worry.