Some doctors are attempting to improve patient health with social prescriptions, which connect people with nonmedical activities — such as nature walks and dancing — intended to address people's underlying problems, such as isolation and social stress. Would you support or oppose social prescriptions becoming a regular part of the American health-care system? | Daily Question

Some doctors are attempting to improve patient health with social prescriptions, which connect people with nonmedical activities — such as nature walks and dancing — intended to address people's underlying problems, such as isolation and social stress. Would you support or oppose social prescriptions becoming a regular part of the American health‑care system? Published on April 30, 2024 → Survey conducted on April 30, 2024 on 8648 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Strongly support

32%

Somewhat support

37%

Somewhat oppose

7%

Strongly oppose

5%

Not sure

19%

Strongly support

32%

Somewhat support

37%

Somewhat oppose

7%

Strongly oppose

5%

Not sure

19%

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