Gen-Z are more likely to prioritise self-care when they're feeling ill, according to a new poll, while Boomers tend to carry on as normal. View 2 Images Boomers are more likely to turn up to work even when they don't feel well (Image: Getty Images)

As cold and flu season sets in, a survey of 2,000 adults reveals a clear generational divide in how people look after themselves when unwell. Gen Zers, typically aged 18 to 28, are more likely to take time off work to rest and recover, with 55% saying they’re comfortable doing so. ‌

In contrast, only 30% of Baby Boomers (aged 61 to 79) would do the same, suggesting many still follow the classic ‘keep calm and carry on’ approach, pushing through illness rather than taking time to recuperate. ‌

Gen Z are also more likely to take a

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