US EditionStudy Reveals Wealthiest Americans Live Shorter Lives Than Poorest Europeans
- Researchers at Brown University released a study on April 2, 2025, about lifespan disparities.
- Systemic issues and lifestyle choices may contribute to the difference in life expectancy.
- The study compared over 73,000 adults aged 50 to 85 in the U.S. And Europe.
- Sara Machado stated, "If you look at other countries, there are better outcomes, and that means we can learn from them and improve."
- Findings suggest the U.S. Can learn from Europe to improve health and increase lifespan for all.
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Richest Americans have lower life expectancy than Europeans
In a city like Madrid, men live, on average, three years longer in the Chamartín neighborhood, with greater purchasing power, than in Puente de Vallecas, a working-class area. The trend is similar worldwide, because economic capacity correlates with health and life expectancy. However, according to a recent publication in The New England Journal of Medicine, this dynamic changes when comparing the rich and poor in the U.S. and Europe.Seguir leye…
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Even Wealthy Americans Die Younger Than Europeans
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