Infographic: General Consensus on the New Normal Is a Mix of 'Meh' and Cynicism

Survey respondents still largely feel overwhelmed and burned out

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Shortly after the pandemic hit the U.S., many people made concessions and realized that what we were dealing with would have long-lasting effects. Now, as vaccines are more readily available and infection rates have drastically dropped, the majority of Amerians are still feeling concerned about Covid-19 and cautious about the future. 

According to recent data from Omnicom Media Group Primary Research conducted in early May, 79% of people remain highly concerned about Covid-19, compared to 88% in March 2020.

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