U.S. Men Posted the Greatest Loss in Life Expectancy From Covid

(Bloomberg) -- American men lost 2.2 years of life expectancy last year because of Covid-19, the biggest decline among 29 nations in a study of the pandemic’s impact on longevity. 

Deaths among working-age men contributed the most to declining lifespans in the U.S.

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