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How Does Inequality Affect the Life of the Elderly?

According to the National Council on Aging, over 17 million Americans age 65 and older are economically insecure, living below or near the federal poverty level. This statistic underscores a harsh reality: economic inequality and other forms of systemic disadvantage have a profound and often detrimental impact on the lives of older adults. The challenges faced by the elderly are not uniform; they are heavily influenced by a lifetime of cumulative advantages or disadvantages, which become more pronounced in later life.

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How Does Economic Inequality Impact Senior Health and Health Care?

According to the World Health Organization, socioeconomic status is a critical determinant of health outcomes. This deep-seated reality reveals precisely **how economic inequality impacts senior health and health care**, shaping the final decades of life for millions of older adults across the globe.

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