Public Health & Policy Surveys

The chart shows over four out of ten (43%) Keystone State residents report that politics and current events are a major source of stress in their lives, with this factor outpacing personal finances (22%), work (22%), and relationships with family and friends (9%) and a cause of stress

Spring 2024 - Pennsylvania Public Health Survey

Conducted in conjunction with the Muhlenberg College Public Health Program, the report examines opinions on a variety of Pennsylvania public health issues including the quality of health care, prevalence of opioid abuse, levels of restrictions for firearms and abortion services, levels of stress related to politics and current events, and more.

A chart shows most poll respondents believe mental health issues are a crisis or a problem.

Spring 2023 - Pennsylvania Public Health Survey

The Muhlenberg College Public Health Program 2023 Pennsylvania Health Survey provides findings regarding public health issues in the Commonwealth. The survey was conducted in Spring 2023 by the Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion (MCIPO) in conjunction with the Muhlenberg College Public Health Program.