Health Populi November 1, 2022
Jane Sarasohn-Kahn

People who need people aren’t just the luckiest people in the world: they derive greater benefits through monitoring their health via apps that make it easier to make healthy choices.

Channeling Barbra Streisand here to call out a key finding in new consumer research from Kantar on Connecting with the Health & Wellness Community.

Kantar polled 10,000 online consumers in ten countries to gain perspectives on health citizens’ physical and emotional health and the role of technology to bolster (or diminish) well-being. The nations surveyed included Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, the UK and the US.

The pandemic negatively impacted about one-half of all peoples’ emotional health across generations, with more younger people in Gen Z...

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