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Yale Researchers: Some U.S. States Experienced No Life Expectancy Improvement From 1900 To 2000

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Yale Researchers: Some U.S. States Experienced No Life Expectancy Improvement From 1900 To 2000

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Davriellelouna@lemmy.world to Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world ·
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Study Reveals Stark Differences in Life Expectancy Across U.S. States Over the Past Century
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A sweeping new study led by researchers at the Yale School of Public Health reveals striking disparities in life expectancy across U.S. states and the District
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    Their findings paint a sobering picture: while some states saw dramatic gains in life expectancy, others, particularly in the South, experienced little or no improvement over an entire century.

    I’ll say it again: Fuck the south

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      Ha, great rant there.

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    I wonder which states they are … clicks on article.

    states like Mississippi, Alabama, and Kentucky saw minimal gains, particularly among women

    Yeah, no surprises.

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    WV, OK, KY, AR

    Shit, Oklahoma got worse over 100 years.

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    Now check the life expectancy for the upper 1% and tell me how they faired… you know compared to people who can’t afford appropriate health care.

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      Even the richest in the US fare worse than the middle class in other industrialized countries, and at much higher cost.

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        Now that’s very interesting. Thank you for that.

        Makes it seem like it might be related to rampant Capitalism.

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    I believe they actually did see improvements, they just weren’t sustained

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