Sentences with phrase «recent years life expectancy»

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And while various troubling social factors, including unequal access to health care and the impact of the opioid crisis, have stalled the growth of the average U.S. life expectancy in recent years, odds are that America's higher earners will live longer — maybe much longer — than they expect.

A 2009 study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that efforts to reduce fine particle pollution from automobiles, diesel engines, steel mills and coal - fired power plants have added between four and eight months to the average American's life expectancy in recent years.

In Canada, one in every 3,600 children are diagnosed with CF.. But life expectancy rates have risen dramatically in recent decades with the median age of survival now over 50 years, due to better treatments to improve lung function, better nutrition and lung transplants.

Adherence to a Mediterranean style diet appears to reduce age - related brain shrinkage, according to recent analysis The mediterranean diet has great press over the last few years, and countries in the region generally have excellent life expectancy.

But if you're a relatively healthy 65 - year - old, for example, recent life expectancy stats suggest that you are likely to live another 20 years or so, if not much longer.

However, with life expectancies in the developed world reaching close to 80 years, realize that even if you are a recent retiree, you will still need your wealth to last you 20 years or more, and that means your investment returns need to consistently be outpacing inflation.

According to the most recent life expectancy tables from The Centers for Disease Control, nearly five years longer!

A recent dog nutrition study by researchers at Purina showed that controlling your dog's calorie intake to maintain a lean body condition can increase his life expectancy by nearly two years.

While several years ago their life expectancy ranged from 10 - 12 years, which is rather common for dogs of their size, recent years have seen their life expectancy decline to a mere 6 - 8 years.

The most recent scientific data reveals that moderate excess weight alone actually shortens a dog's life expectancy by as much as 2 years.

All but a few countries have had a series of censuses (though in some cases they haven't been recent) and have generated a wealth of data related to birth and death rates, age structure, fertility, and life expectancy published in respected survey research over the years.

Things are so bad that a recent study found that life expectancy was about 5.5 years shorter in the parts of the country where coal pollution is more concentrated.

Recent statistics have life expectancy in Canada at age 65 as twenty years, a figure that has been, and will likely continue, rising.

The most recent Australian Bureau of Statistics data estimating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander life expectancy indicates small increases over a five year period from 2005 - 07 to 2010 - 12.