Young adults may be less susceptible to the physical dangers of COVID, but when it comes to the societal repercussions, Gen-Z and millennials are suffering.
Sixty-five percent of young adults between the ages 18 and 34 are concerned about the mental health of those around them, and 43% are increasingly concerned about their own mental health, according to a recent survey by Aetna, a CVS Health company. The demographics most at risk for illness — those 65 years old and over — showed the lowest rate of concern for their own mental health and that of those around them.
