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According to the survey, Generation Z overall saw the biggest improvement in their mental health post-pandemic, while Millennial men fared better than Millennial women. Only 26% of women 45 and older said their mental health had improved post-pandemic, compared to 38% of the total American population.

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Austin, Texas -

In Austin, 38% of respondents said their mental health had changed for the better since the pandemic.

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Los Angeles, California -

In Los Angeles, 39% of people who responded to the survey said their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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Charlotte, North Carolina -

In Charlotte, 39% of respondents to Hims & Hers survey indicated their mental health had improved since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Salt Lake City, Utah -

According to the survey, 39% of Salt Lake City residents believed their mental health had changed for the better.

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Dallas, Texas -

In Dallas, 39% of residents said their mental health had improved since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Baltimore, Maryland -

In Baltimore, 39% of respondents felt their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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Providence, Rhode Island -

Out of all the Providence residents who responded to the survey, 39% believed their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -

In Philadelphia, 39% of residents who responded to the survey believed their mental health had changed for the better since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Boston, Massachusetts -

In Boston, 39% of respondents to Hims & Hers' survey indicated their mental health had improved since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Greenville, South Carolina -

In Greenville, 39% of residents who responded to the survey said their mental health had changed for the better since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Miami, Florida -

In Miami, 39% of residents who responded to the survey said their mental health had improved.

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Kansas City, Kansas -

According to 40% of Kansas City residents who responded to the survey, they felt their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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Little Rock, Arkansas -

In Little Rock, 40% of residents said their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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Memphis, Tennessee -

In Memphis, 40% of respondents indicated their mental health had changed for the better since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Seattle, Washington State -

According to 41% of Seattle residents, their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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Louisville, Kentucky -

In Louisville, 42% of people who responded to the survey said their mental health had seen positive changes since the pandemic.

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Houston, Texas -

Out of all the people from Houston who responded to the survey, 42% indicated their mental health had improved since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -

Survey results showed 42% of Pittsburgh residents said their mental health had improved since the pandemic. 

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San Francisco, California -

Out of all the people who responded from San Francisco, 42% indicated that their mental health had changed for the better since the pandemic.

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Birmingham, Alabama -

In Birmingham, 42% of respondents to the survey indicated their mental health had improved since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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New Orleans, Louisiana -

According to the survey, 42% of New Orleans respondents felt their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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San Diego, California -

According to the survey, 42% of San Diego respondents said they saw an improvement in their mental health since the pandemic. 

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St. Louis, Missouri -

As per the Hims & Hers survey, 42% of St. Louis residents felt their mental health had changed for the better since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Sacramento, California -

The Hims & Hers survey concluded that 43% of respondents from Sacramento felt their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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Des Moines, Iowa -

In Des Moines, 43% of respondents indicated that their mental health had changed for the better since the pandemic.

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Atlanta, Georgia -

Results from the survey showed that 44% of respondents from Atlanta said their mental health was in a better place since the pandemic, making it the city with the fifth most improved mental health.

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Minneapolis, Minnesota -

According to the survey, 44% of Minneapolis residents indicated that their mental health had improved since the pandemic.

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Albuquerque, New Mexico -

With 45% of residents indicating their mental health changed for the better, Albuquerque was the US city with the third most improved mental health since the pandemic.

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Omaha, Nebraska -

Survey results showed that 49% of Omaha residents had improved since the COVID-19 pandemic, putting the city in second place.

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New York City, New York State -

Half of surveyed New Yorkers (50%) said their mental health has changed for the better, making New York City the top US city with the most improvement in mental health since the pandemic.

Sources: (Stacker)

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