Health & Wellness
Survey: 54% of Americans know someone who has died or been hospitalized from COVID
The majority of Americans now know someone who has died or been hospitalized from COVID-19 because of the symptoms.
Most Americans now say they know someone who has died or been hospitalized due to COVID-19 symptoms, according to a new survey.
The number has climbed to 54% according to the Pew Research Institute. The number is up from 20% in May.
The survey also asked about masks.
More than seven in 10 people say others who don’t wear a mask in public bother them.
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