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A method of summarising collective health within a group by calculating the average time members are expected to remain alive. Most used at the country level where the statistic is how long a newborn child is expected to live if current rates of death remain constant.
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Is this graph of life expectancy pre and post Chernobyl accurate?
Graph is accurate, but the conclusion is not. Unless you'd want to argue that radiation causes violence, rather than cancer.
As you can see, during the fall of the Soviet Union there is huge increase …
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