expectancy
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In the field, those 20-inch black-painted aluminum wheels wouldn’t stay pretty for long; those running boards would have the life expectancy of a fruit fly.
The life expectancy at birth for the average American in 2024—a record high, according to a new report from the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics.
But despite spending twice as much per capita on healthcare compared with wealthy nations of a similar size, the US has a lower life expectancy than those other nations, according to health research nonprofit KFF.
From BBC
Fortunately, if you are not currently moving much, adding in just three or four bouts of intense movement, lasting one or two minutes each, can make a big difference to heart disease and life expectancy.
From BBC
Any change to interest rates, life expectancy, retirement age, inflation, or other factors can change the $52 billion amount.
From Barron's
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