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Before the COVID-19 pandemic, most Americans, regardless of political beliefs, placed strong trust in the medical establishment. But that confidence took a major hit during the pandemic.
In April 2020, at the height of the outbreak, 71.5% of Americans said they had “a lot of trust” in physicians and hospitals. By January 2024, that number had plummeted to just 40.1%.
Today, that erosion of trust reflects a deeper concern. Many people believe healthcare decisions are no longer driven solely by patient well-being, but increasingly influenced by corporate interests and financial…
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