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Saloni Dattani

What Saloni Dattani thinks about demographics

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Researcher at Our World in Data with a PhD in psychiatric genetics, and founding editor of Works in Progress. Writes Scientific Discovery, a newsletter on medical research and long-run trends in health and mortality.

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  1. Life expectancy isn’t a prediction of how long people will live.

    ↗Seven things you didn't know about life expectancyscientificdiscovery.dev 1st of 6 in this piece

  2. But women actually tend to live longer than men because they have lower death rates across their lifespans, which you can see in the chart below.

    ↗Seven things you didn't know about life expectancyscientificdiscovery.dev 3rd of 6 in this piece

  3. Many other predictions have already been broken, as life expectancy has continued to rise.

    ↗Seven things you didn't know about life expectancyscientificdiscovery.dev 4th of 6 in this piece