Roadside cross marking traffic fatality site in rural Iowa.
Avoidable deaths are decreasing in high-income nations while they’re increasing in the United States. It’s a worrisome trend, which is partly responsible for the growing gap in life expectancy between the U.S. and its peers.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. life expectancy took a bigger hit than its peers, as the graph below shows. The figure also depicts how U.S. life expectancy was stagnant between approximately 2010…
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News Source: www.forbes.com

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