Australia has made progress in reducing socioeconomic inequalities in life expectancy since the late 2010s, according to new ...

though still a significant portion of household income. Without this increased pace, the report warns, the current construction rate would yield almost no improvement in this ratio over the next ...

Disparities tied to income in report by Movember Institute of Men’s Health that calls for “urgent attention” to men’s health ...

The United States has lower life expectancy than most similarly wealthy nations. Chronic disease is part of the cause, but so ...

Canada has been exploring basic income programs amid rising living costs and job losses. They're not quite UBI, but some have ...

Lindgren and colleagues reported alarming health disparities in the Ten Americas study,1 which grouped populations based on race, ethnicity, and various geographical and sociodemographic factors. The ...

Washington, D.C., had the lowest life expectancy in the 1900 birth cohort at 61.1 years, but it achieved one of the most significant gains over the century, reaching 72.8 years.

Life expectancy gains in Europe slowed after 2011, with the COVID-19 pandemic further accelerating declines—while some countries maintained progress through sustained public health policies.

Global longevity patterns Analysis of longevity trends in high-income countries, including Australia, France, Japan, and the United States, highlights notable patterns. While life expectancy has ...

Life expectancy gaps in the United States have widened dramatically over the past two decades, with disparities across racial, ethnic, and geographic lines reaching a staggering 20.4 years by 2021 ...

This new study finds that U.S. life expectancy disparities have grown over the last two decades between 2001 and 2021, with the differences between the best and worst of those “Americas ...