Americans split over how hospitals should handle critical care for if there are ventilator shortages | Pew Research Center

April 14, 2020

Health Concerns From COVID-19 Much Higher Among Hispanics and Blacks Than Whites

Americans split over how hospitals should handle critical care for if there are ventilator shortages

Americans split over how hospitals should handle critical care for if there are ventilator shortages

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Health Concerns From COVID-19 Much Higher Among Hispanics and Blacks Than Whites
Racial and income differences in concerns over contracting COVID-19, spreading it to others
Black Americans far more likely to know someone who has been hospitalized or died as a result of having COVID-19
Public divided on a difficult question: Which patients should receive ventilators if they are in short supply?
Younger adults less concerned about getting COVID-19, more concerned they might unknowingly spread it
Among Republicans, personal health concerns higher in hardest hit areas
Americans split over how hospitals should handle critical care for if there are ventilator shortages
Black Americans far more likely to know someone who has been hospitalized or died as a result of having COVID-19
Public divided on a difficult question: Which patients should receive ventilators if they are in short supply?
Americans split over how hospitals should handle critical care for if there are ventilator shortages
Racial and income differences in concerns over contracting COVID-19, spreading it to others
Racial and income differences in concerns over contracting COVID-19, spreading it to others
Younger adults less concerned about getting COVID-19, more concerned they might unknowingly spread it
Among Republicans, personal health concerns higher in hardest hit areas