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Topic	Life Expectancy between men/women widens as men die from COVID, drugs, suicide
AltAccount3 11/14/23 4:02:16 PM #18:	JuanCarlos1 posted... 2 years seems like a HUGE DROP to me. Its really wild that its really just 76 accounting for advances in medicine. Americans really love the fast food, besides the factors mentioned. What's most notable is that before 2019, the top 5 causes of death in men were: unintentional injuries(1), diabetes(2), suicide(3), homicide(4), and heart disease(5). After 2019, it became COVID(1), unintentional injuries(2), drug overdoses(3), accidents(4), and suicide(5). Almost instantly, the health-related causes of death were overtaken. The fact that suicide was above homicide and heart disease though is CRAZY. I'm guessing "unintentional injuries" is referring to work accidents, which is incredibly sad. --- VFalcone, one of many <cite>AltAccount3 posted [p:977214550] in Life Expec... [t:80620027]...</cite> <quote>JuanCarlos1 posted... </cite><quote>2 years seems like a HUGE DROP to me. Its really wild that its really just 76 accounting for advances in medicine. Americans really love the fast food, besides the factors mentioned.</quote>What's most notable is that before 2019, the top 5 causes of death in men were:<quote>unintentional injuries(1), diabetes(2), suicide(3), homicide(4), and heart disease(5).</quote>After 2019, it became COVID(1), unintentional injuries(2), drug overdoses(3), accidents(4), and suicide(5). Almost instantly, the health-related causes of death were overtaken.The fact that suicide was above homicide and heart disease though is CRAZY. I'm guessing "unintentional injuries" is referring to work accidents, which is incredibly sad. --- VFalcone, one of many</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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