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U.S. life expectancy varies by over 20 years based on race and location, study finds.
A recent study in The Lancet shows that life expectancy in the U.S. varies by over 20 years based on race and location.
The gap widened during the first two years of the pandemic, reaching 20.4 years.
Asian Americans have the highest life expectancy at 84 years, while American Indians and Alaska Natives in the West have the lowest at 63.6 years.
Researchers blame unequal distribution of resources and opportunities for these disparities and call for equitable investments in healthcare, education, and employment.
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Según el estudio, la esperanza de vida en los Estados Unidos varía en más de 20 años según la raza y la ubicación.