Sentences with phrase «urban life expectancy»
But this research found that 18 percent of the recent increase in urban life expectancy was due to decreased air pollution.
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«That means Brownsville has a life expectancy more along the lines of Sri Lanka, a developing country,» Bassett told the panel moderated by NY1 anchor Errol Louis, the director of urban reporting at the school and joined by Vania Andre, editor - in - chief of the Haitian Times, and I.
In both rural and urban areas of the US decreases in fine particle air pollution from 2000 - 2007 has increased life expectancy, new research shows
During most of the 19th C life expectancy differed little between tribal and urban populations — unless the tribal population was in direct contact with an urban civilization, in which case disease lopped about 10 years off the tribal life expectancy.
In view of the most recent estimates of life expectancy showing a persistent gap across urban, rural and remote areas, [118] it is essential to focus on health services in all areas of Australia.
Sample Life expectancy chart from United States Housing and Urban Development.