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What age is considered dying early? A comprehensive look at longevity

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), U.S. life expectancy was 78.4 years in 2023, but the concept of **what age is considered dying early?** is more nuanced than a single number. Public health defines premature mortality relative to a population's average, factoring in a person's modifiable and unmodifiable influences on longevity.

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Do people with large thighs live longer?

According to a long-term Danish study, people with smaller thigh circumference face a higher risk of heart disease and premature death compared to those with larger thighs. This surprising finding raises a significant question: do people with large thighs live longer due to a direct correlation or an underlying health factor?

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What factors affect mortality? A comprehensive guide to longevity

According to the World Health Organization, non-communicable diseases are the most common cause of death globally. A deeper understanding of **what factors affect mortality** reveals that lifespan is not solely a matter of luck but is shaped by a complex blend of biological, behavioral, and environmental elements.

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What percent of the US population dies before age 65?

Based on recent actuarial tables, a significant portion of the population does not reach retirement age, prompting the critical question: What percent of the US population dies before age 65? This figure reveals important insights into national health and longevity.

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