
Reddit-Daten zeigen, dass das US-Gesundheitspersonal einen Bruchpunkt erreicht, da die Wut das Pandemie-Niveau übersteigt. Die Studie stellt fest, dass eine Belegschaft, die unter einem rekordverdächtigen Maß an Angst und Wut arbeitet, mit enormen Hindernissen bei der Aufrechterhaltung einer optimalen Leistung konfrontiert ist.
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1136653
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As shifting federal priorities, sweeping agency restructurings, and deep funding cuts continue to reshape the American public health infrastructure, a new study reveals the staggering toll these disruptions are taking on the federal workforce.
Published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, researchers at the Washington University in St. Louis analyzed nearly 45,000 public health-related posts from a prominent online forum for federal employees. They discovered that expressions of fear and anger skyrocketed in 2025, revealing a workforce under unprecedented psychological stress.
Using Social Media as a Proxy for Workforce Sentiment
Traditional employee surveys often suffer from long administrative delays and low participation due to fear of workplace repercussions. To bypass these limitations and capture real-time, unfiltered employee sentiment, researchers from the Bursky School of Public Health turned to Reddit’s r/FedNews (FedNews) forum. The platform has become an increasingly vital, anonymous outlet for federal workers sharing peer advice and voicing grievances.
The research team extracted 197,874 submissions between January 2020 and December 2025, filtering for 44,216 posts specifically mentioning key federal health programs and agencies, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Medicaid. Using advanced text-stemming and natural language processing (NLP) emotion lexicons, the team tracked how fear and anger metrics evolved alongside changing political landscapes.
https://www.jmir.org/2026/1/e92199
wasn’t that their whole plan
that is by design, our society isn’t optimized for maximum input, it’s designed to force you into indented servitude under the threat of poverty
This doesn’t seem like a very representative sample, but hopefully as more data comes out we can use this research to make changes.
STEM slavery enablers, meet the colonial state!
You lost me at reddit data. How can that be an authoritative source?
…yes that’s definitely what we should take from this. The impact on maintaining optimal performance.
Well, yeah. They fired a bunch of us, slashed funding, and then doubled the existing workforce’s workloads. Every action taken was a strategy to inspire fear and instability.
You could apply that to everything atp.
„Students not learning as well while the world burns!“
„Average worker has less free time, less patience, less will to live!“
Glad the remaining federal workers have somewhere to complain, good thing this administration can barely read.
Well they are now working in jobs the current Nazis don’t want around because they’re a death cult and want people to die.