Life expectancy growth slows in wealthy nations

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Life expectancy growth in wealthy nations has dramatically slowed since 1939, according to a new study. The research indicates that future generations are unlikely to reach 100 on average, a shift from earlier rapid gains driven by reduced child mortality. This slowdown necessitates societal adjustments in planning for aging populations and pension systems.


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