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Results tagged with life-expectancy
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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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Does this dog food double the lifespan of dogs?
Burt Ward -- 'Robin' from the 1960s Batman TV series -- has started a dog food company.
In a recent promotional article, he claimed:
"We've made a food where we have doubled and tripled the lifes …
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