The Gap in Life Expectancy Between Men in the North and South of England Is Only Getting Wider
For over a century, life expectancy in Britain was increasing rapidly – until it came to a crashing halt. Today, a man living in a poorer part of the country is likely to die 27 years sooner than someone in a more affluent region – and the impact of the pandemic threatens to widen the gap further still. Where did we go wrong, and how do we restore parity across the nation?
Source: menshealth.com