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How long did the average person live in the 1900s?

In the early 1900s, the global average life expectancy was a little over 30 years, a stark reminder of the immense public health challenges of the era. Exploring **how long did the average person live in the 1900s** reveals a fascinating story of rapid progress and a radically different approach to health and wellness.

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Understanding the Past: What was the original life expectancy of humans?

Research into our prehistoric past reveals a common estimate that average life expectancy in the Paleolithic era was around 33 years. However, this seemingly short lifespan is primarily a mathematical artifact driven by high infant mortality, leaving a much more complex answer to the question: what was the original life expectancy of humans?

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