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The Rich Live Longer Everywhere. For the Poor, Geography Matters. – The New York Times

<![CDATA[The challenge for the United States over the next two decades is the distribution of prosperity, including health improvements across all segments of society. Efficiency is the driver, but the product will be greater equality. In some parts of the country, adults with the lowest incomes die on average as young as people in much […]

<![CDATA[The challenge for the United States over the next two decades is the distribution of prosperity, including health improvements across all segments of society. Efficiency is the driver, but the product will be greater equality.

In some parts of the country, adults with the lowest incomes die on average as young as people in much poorer nations like Rwanda, and their life spans are getting shorter.

Source: The Rich Live Longer Everywhere. For the Poor, Geography Matters. – The New York Times]]>

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