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What is the life expectancy of an Inuit?

While life expectancy varies significantly by region, recent data shows that Inuit life expectancy in Canada is substantially lower than the non-Indigenous population. The answer to what is the life expectancy of an Inuit is not a single number but a complex story influenced by geography, social conditions, and access to healthcare, with noticeable gaps compared to national averages.

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How long do Aborigines live? Understanding the Aboriginal life expectancy gap

As of 2022, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reports that the life expectancy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander males is 71.9 years and for females, 75.6 years. This differs significantly from the life expectancy of the non-Indigenous population and is a major concern addressed by efforts like the 'Closing the Gap' initiative. This article explores the complex factors behind the life expectancy gap and why the question of "how long do Aborigines live?" is indicative of wider social and health issues.

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