Nearly Half of Americans Grapple with Constant Stress, Survey Reveals Millennials and Gen Zs Hit Hardest

In New York, NY, a new survey by Talker Research uncovers a troubling trend: nearly half of Americans are living in a constant state of worry, with stress levels soaring across the nation. The report, released on March 31, 2025, finds that 47% of Americans admit to being perpetually stressed, a figure that spikes to 62% among Millennials (ages 27-44) and Gen Zs (ages 12-26). The survey, which polls 2,000 U.S. adults, also reveals unique coping mechanisms, with 10% of respondents designating a specific "worry time" to manage their anxiety, a practice they say helps reduce. . .