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3/18/2016 – Trend means U.S. women live longer, but face years of disability

In a reversal of a long-standing pattern, a new study shows that older American women have lost ground relative to older men in the number of years they can expect to live free from disabilities past age 65.

Read the full article at Futurity.

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