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Gallup Report: Emotional Health Worsens, Uzbekistan Shines Bright

10/16/2025

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Gallup's 2025 State of the World’s Emotional Health report, released in Berlin, finds that negative emotions remain elevated versus a decade ago, though down from pandemic highs.
The report links emotional well-being to societal stability and public health.
Nearly 40% of adults report significant worry or stress.
Women report more sadness and physical pain.
Uzbekistan ranked 8th for daily enjoyment, with 88% of respondents reporting laughter or smiles.

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Gallup's 2025 State of the World’s Emotional Health report, released in Berlin, finds that negative emotions remain elevated versus a decade ago, though down from pandemic highs.
The report links emotional well-being to societal stability and public health.
Nearly 40% of adults report significant worry or stress.
Women report more sadness and physical pain.
Uzbekistan ranked 8th for daily enjoyment, with 88% of respondents reporting laughter or smiles.