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As lifespans increase, healthspans are decreasing worldwide

Unhealthy lifestyles worldwide, resulting in non-communicable diseases, are destroying our health and killing us prematurely

United kingdomCity ofGreg rothEmmanuela gakidouUnited institute for health metricsUniversity of washingtonProgram in cardiovascular health metricsUniversity of edinburghUniversity of oxfordUnited states based instituteHealth metricsCardiovascular health metricsGlobal burden

Obesity, smoking and diabetes driving global rise in early deaths – dpa international

Obesity, smoking and diabetes driving global rise in early deaths – dpa international
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Global life expectancy could rise by almost 5 years by 2050

Life expectancy across the world is expected to rise almost five years by 2050, a study has found.

Chris murrayEmmanuela gakidouInstitute for health metricsUniversity of washingtonGlobal burdenDisease studyHealth metricsSaharan africa

Obesity, smoking and diabetes driving global rise in early deaths

Obesity, smoking and diabetes driving global rise in early deaths
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Emmanuela gakidouGreg rothUniversity of washingtonInstitute for health metricsUniversity of oxfordUniversity of edinburghSeattle based instituteHealth metricsGlobal burdenUnited kingdom based

New insights into health challenges and the risk factors driving metabolic syndromes

The latest findings from the Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study (GBD) 2021, published today in The Lancet, provide new insights into health challenges and the risk factors that are driving them.

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