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Future Of Healthcare & Medicine

... | Medicine Rank# | Rank# ACTIVELY SEEKING INNOVATION IN HEALTHCAREU.S. Trendsetters (71%) are more likely than their UK counterparts (57%) to actively seek out and try innovation in healthcare/medicine. Some of these innovations can be more subtle, while others seem straight out of a sci-fi novel. For instance, nearly half of all U.S. and UK Trendsetters are interested in having a robot provide them with a medical diagnosis. Taking a closer look among U.S. youth, men are more likely than women to ...

Presence of Mind

... oneself | It's hard to find quiet places anymore | I wish there were more technology-free zones | I use technology to induce a sense of calmness VIRTUAL REALITY Ys are finding ways to deal with being immersed in a digital world. Trendsetters are taking time for themselves, taking time to clear their minds, and actively trying to be more present. Men are more likely than women to take time to work on their bodies and their spiritual selves. Younger Ys are more likely than their older counterparts ...

The Community Well

... CLOSER TOGETHER. ALL IS WELL Ys see health and wellness as a large part of their lives, both currently and in the future, as it allows them to have new experiences, feel part of community, and form their personal identities. Men are more likely than women to consider themselves a member of a community or tribe based on their wellness pursuits, and Trendsetters are even more likely to feel this way. How strongly do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?Summary of Strongly ...

Overboredom

... stimulating. Employers can attract and retain the best talent from this generation by offering ample opportunities to grown and learn.FREQUENCY OF SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM USAGEAbout half of Trendsetters use Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook multiple times a day. Another quarter also say they use Twitter this much. Tumblr and Pinterest are used by about one in 10 Trendsetters at least once per day, indicating that these platforms are likely to gain popularity. Women are more likely than men to use Snapchat ...

Storefront Extensions

... years, brands such as Apple, Best Buy, Sephora, and Clinique have launched their own such machines, making their products even more accessible to consumers out in the real world. Now, more brands are experimenting in this space to further serve consumers’ needs. L’Oréal’s Intelligent Color Experience vending machine was installed in a subway station in NYC last winter. The virtual makeup counter featured camera- and sensor-enabled screens and mirrors that guided women to certain products. Items ...

Personal Property

... décor on social media.DIY HOME TASKSWhen it comes to their home, 30% of young people want to decorate it themselves and 26% want to do their own home maintenance. Women in the UK are significantly more likely than those in the U.S. and AUS to say they want to do their own home maintenance.Which of the following tasks, if any, would you not want to outsource?Please select one response for each. Home decorating | Home maintenance Please select all that apply. Home decorating | Home maintenance ...

Risk Management

... allude to such desires, rarely acting on them. The show isn’t squeaky clean, addressing other complicated topics—including crimes ranging from embezzlement to murder—ultimately presenting a story that is more reflective of real life and its complications. The same is true of BBC3’s Clique, which follows a group of young women at university. The show touches on complicated and politically-charged issues, including campus rape and class disparities, which students find themselves facing in ...

Mind the Store

... free public use.58% OF Ys AND 72% OF TRENDSETTERS SAY THE DESIGN OF INTERIORS AND PUBLIC SPACES STRONGLY INFLUENCES THEIR SENSE OF WELLNESS. 70% OF Ys AND 61% OF TEEN Zs ARE TURNED OFF BY STORES THAT ARE BUSY AND LOUD STREET STYLE Seven in 10 Ys say workout clothes are fashionable, with Trendsetters and Zs being even more likely to say so. Now that such clothes are in style, 57% justify spending on them because they can wear them both out and to the gym. Men are even more likely than women to say ...

Well Intentioned

... brands should address this modern view in the mannequins, models, and messaging they use. Fit to a Fault Men are more likely than their female counterparts to enjoy building up a queue of classes and tracking their fitness, which, in extremes, can be detrimental. Men are also more likely than women to say they over-exercise, and Trendsetters, who are the most avid exercisers, are more likely than Ys overall to report working out too much. Teen Zs are significantly less likely than Ys to over-exercise ...

The Gig Is Up

... and all proceeds were donated to L.A. Regional Food Bank.On average, employed adults have two jobs, with 11% having three or more.More than one in 10 employed youth say they go from job to job (e.g., successive freelance work, short-term contracts).66% of young people and 76% of Trendsetters would prefer to determine their own schedule than have one set for them.LEAVING JOBS WITH NO BACKUPToday’s youth, especially women, do not feel tied to their jobs. In fact, among those who have had a job, 24 ...