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By City News Service Apr 20, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - A USC study released today found that Californians have embraced telehealth and remote work during the coronavirus pandemic, and many expect to take far fewer work- and heath-related vehicle trips even after it ends. “The hesitancy towards remote work, learning and telehealth was swept away by necessity during the pandemic, said Hernan Galperin, the study s lead researcher and an associate professor at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. “Now we re seeing a seismic shift in the way people want to work, learn and manage health visits among those who have broadband access, Galperin said. “Those changes give us a real opportunity to cut congestion and carbon emissions.

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