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© Getty Images Nearly half of women say they have experienced more stress during the pandemic, according to a new survey released Wednesday. The survey, conducted by CVS Health and Morning Consult, found that 46 percent of women are experiencing significantly more or somewhat more stress compared to this time last year. Six in 10 women said the pandemic has had a negative effect on their overall stress levels. ADVERTISEMENT The survey found that fears and concerns regarding the effects of COVID-19 are a prime source of the stress felt by women. Results show that 66 percent of women experienced fear or concern regarding the effect of COVID-19 on their family’s or friends health. Sixty percent of women were concerned with the effect of the virus on their own health, and 49 percent were worried about the pandemic’s effect on their household’s financial situation.

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