Generations and life expectancy - The Citizen
The Citizen your username your email Password recovery Thanks to increased longevity and medical science, we now have five living generations on my wife’s side of the family. Once upon a time, not so long ago, life spans were much shorter. In 1949, life expectancy for males was 65.2 and 70.7 for females. In 1915, men lived to the ripe old age, on average, of 52.5 years with women doing slightly better at 58.8 years. In 1900, just 15 years earlier, the average male could expect to live until age 46.3 and women to 48.3. In 1860, before the nation really got into the devastation of the War ...
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