RT @commieleejones: JAMA, 2016: “In the United States between 2001 and 2014, higher income was associated with greater longevity, and diffe…
JAMA, 2016: “In the United States between 2001 and 2014, higher income was associated with greater longevity, and differences in life expectancy across income groups increased over time.” https://t.co/cbFWtlE4ip
@DevynsGotIt @trylavida "The gap in life expectancy between the richest 1% and poorest 1% of individuals was 14.6 years (95% CI, 14.4 to 14.8 years) for men and 10.1 years (95% CI, 9.9 to 10.3 years) for women." https://t.co/9L714OP02j
RT @CNguyenEc: #US life expectancies for 40-year old men by their rank in the national income distribution, fairly close to the average lif…
#US life expectancies for 40-year old men by their rank in the national income distribution, fairly close to the average life expectancy in #Sudan for bottom 1% in the US https://t.co/2K6nB9Pqln https://t.co/nYVmWImbZL
RT @skawinski_marek: 6/n Podobnie badanie Chetty'ego i in. opierało się na ok. 1,4 mld deklaracji podatkowych połączonych z informacjami o…
6/n Podobnie badanie Chetty'ego i in. opierało się na ok. 1,4 mld deklaracji podatkowych połączonych z informacjami o zgonach z SSA. Źródła: wpływ rozszerzenia Medicaid (https://t.co/97zenJnzHg) oraz dochód a oczekiwana długość życia (https://t.co/07rdJgW9
@DuncanMcCNZ @ArbyHyde @nzlabour An incredibly complex issue, a single number is completely infeasible. There are studies on individual factors in NZ (such as child unintentional injury: https://t.co/DcT8OB8T74), and on life expectancy internationally (htt
“The gap in life expectancy between the richest 1% and poorest 1% of individuals was 14.6 years for men and 10.1 years for women.” Imagine not having access to 14 extra years of your life because you aren’t rich. https://t.co/WwNcBDHmQG
“格差そのものが貧困層の健康によい影響を与えているのではなく、同じ地域にお金持ちがいることで財源が潤沢になり、インフラの整備や富の再分配を行うことができるようになり、その地域に住む貧困層の健康によい影響を与えていると考えられます。(https://t.co/fYldJjx7tz )” https://t.co/dn3En7qEMW
RT @alain_dagher: ...this paper shows that the greatest contributors to health inequality in the US are smoking and obesity. The mechanisms…
...this paper shows that the greatest contributors to health inequality in the US are smoking and obesity. The mechanisms are multifactorial and complex, but the bottom line is still that the food environment is a good target for improving public health. h
On a similar note, and particularly salient after the past couple of years, there are data-driven careers in things like public health, public policy, and epidemiology. Demographics like wealth and race have huge impacts on health: https://t.co/FLkqDsjYi1
*sigh* yes, if you have 1.4 billion observations of income in a population-wide panel you have *almost* enough data to measure differences in mortality risk across a 25 year piece of the life course! https://t.co/lDyVeNr4Wz
@nytopinion @nytdavidbrooks I realize this is an opinion piece, but this is not a matter of opinion. Source: https://t.co/dPLpKX4OEM)%20for%20women. https://t.co/aQYmnyETWt
RT @swrighteconomy: @TheKouk The US is a really interesting case ... there's a 14 year gap in the lifespan of the richest 1% of males and p…
RT @swrighteconomy: @TheKouk The US is a really interesting case ... there's a 14 year gap in the lifespan of the richest 1% of males and p…
RT @swrighteconomy: @TheKouk The US is a really interesting case ... there's a 14 year gap in the lifespan of the richest 1% of males and p…
@TheKouk The US is a really interesting case ... there's a 14 year gap in the lifespan of the richest 1% of males and poorest 1%, and a 10 year gap between rich/poor women ... https://t.co/7O2X2bnn3x
RT @MechaDenny: This is the crux of it: Life expectancy is a function of how much money you make. There will never be a solution to this…
@NumbZombieMom @GovInslee We have an incredibly high standard of living because of a good economy, which directly relates to longer expected lifespans. Killing the economy will cut lives short on a measurable, macro scale. https://t.co/waIm5ODVqO
「収入と寿命の関係」は、頭打ちは生じないのか。 (200万ドルまで寿命は直線的に延びている) 「収入と幸福度」はまた少し違う曲線だが。 https://t.co/2OmuJKE1KT
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
On that life expectancy thing: if you're *rich* in America, you'll live as long or longer than the average in those other countries. Poorest men in USA = 72.7 years Richest men in USA = 87.3 years https://t.co/yFRteLuoYQ https://t.co/g6y5kj6IR9
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
Crazy
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @RodrigooGon: En 🇺🇾 a veces se discute el subsidio de hombres a mujeres implícito en las tablas de mortalidad unisex que utiliza el Banc…
En 🇺🇾 a veces se discute el subsidio de hombres a mujeres implícito en las tablas de mortalidad unisex que utiliza el Banco de Seguros para calcular la jubilación por el régimen mixto. Hombres viven menos y mujeres más, pero dados ahorro y edad, ambos c
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
RT @smilleralert: @paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 ye…
@paulgp Conditional on surviving until age 40, a man at the top of the income distribution can expect to live about 15 years longer than a man at the bottom of the income distribution (about 10 years for women) https://t.co/BxOeFDHlxs
https://t.co/M3kBVXrTDw Okay pal
@bitcoin_brown @eA3jk497nK2A0y On average rich people live longer so in that aspect wealth is literally health. https://t.co/leCVZgA8z0
@PaulaDee63 @SenSanders bernie is dramatizing, as usual. What is "wealthy" and what is "lower-income"? https://t.co/dHIDHRY7Jr And btw, y'all need to stop sending money to bernie 'cause he ain't giving any of it back.
@GraceinVeritas @CBCOttawa Which part did I say was wrong. Your income is down, poverty. https://t.co/dxKZpiFZlu
@saturnow Biden! N'estic segur que per protegir els ciutadans d'USA té prevista una reforma sanitària ambiciosa que no condemni als més pobres a haver-se d'hipotecar per pagar la factura del metge o viure en la "pobresa" sanitària. https://t.co/RmGaLRAYyA
Great thread. It’s not about a COVID. SB addressing 1 risk because it’s easier than the myriad risks that are hard. Also bowing to politicized teachers/staff. Schools were built for students who outnumber them 20:1. Education, economic & health failure
Woke-ism is destroying the disadvantaged and only increasing the inequality gap. It won’t stop until people start asking questions and demanding answers.
RT @MechaDenny: This is the crux of it: Life expectancy is a function of how much money you make. There will never be a solution to this…
“貧困層に限っていうと、格差の大きいニューヨーク・サンフランシスコに住んでいる人のほうが、格差の小さいダラス・デトロイトに住んでいる人よりも寿命が長いという結果でした(Figure4: https://t.co/fYldJjx7tz )” https://t.co/dn3En7qEMW
@barbfriedberg @Investopedia Except longevity is tied to earnings. https://t.co/IHfRr7E8OZ)%20longer%20than%20men.
"The gap in life expectancy between the richest 1% and poorest 1% of individuals was 14.6 years for men and 10.1 years for women." https://t.co/ZVwatB320y
@NBedera The figures in this paper are beautiful, but not a big fan of the writing style for clinical papers. https://t.co/Yqgrbkbuie
RT @MechaDenny: This is the crux of it: Life expectancy is a function of how much money you make. There will never be a solution to this…
@steubens7 That is awful. Can I see a reference? What fraction had comorbidities? What was the average age? Here is a paper that correlates life expectancy vs wages. How much life is lost due to lowered wages? How do you value economic deprivation and mise
RT @MechaDenny: This is the crux of it: Life expectancy is a function of how much money you make. There will never be a solution to this…
RT @MechaDenny: This is the crux of it: Life expectancy is a function of how much money you make. There will never be a solution to this…
RT @MechaDenny: This is the crux of it: Life expectancy is a function of how much money you make. There will never be a solution to this…
RT @MechaDenny: This is the crux of it: Life expectancy is a function of how much money you make. There will never be a solution to this…
RT @MechaDenny: This is the crux of it: Life expectancy is a function of how much money you make. There will never be a solution to this…
@AVATRAVEL1 @IDogbegah @geo_walters @PunchableFaceVI @MelaynaLokosky https://t.co/iaBiUuWwYi suggests that life expectancy differences exist, but not 20 years. Also seems to suggest that it's largely about access to education.
Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/xBBCiSwXhe via @JAMA_current part of @JAMANetwork
RT @SimonNarode: @BernieSanders Men in the top 1% live on average 15 years longer than men in the bottom 1%. The disparity is 10 years for…
@VcStalindo @TR2_Ghosts @DiegodeAlencar3 @emicida https://t.co/VLqsw5QyGQ. Aqui tem um estudo sobre a curva de preston que analisa a correlação entre capital e expectativa de vida e tem bastantes outros também que são bem legais de ler
Reference here, this one says 15 years for men, over 10 for women. That’s huge https://t.co/yMGgMgVG23
RT @MizuhoK: @tyonarock @mikihirano スウェーデンでは最裕福層と最貧相層の平均寿命の差が18年あります。 https://t.co/9snYbBMdJk アメリカではその差は男性で14.6歳、女性で10.1歳です。 https://t.co/…
@tyonarock @mikihirano スウェーデンでは最裕福層と最貧相層の平均寿命の差が18年あります。 https://t.co/9snYbBMdJk アメリカではその差は男性で14.6歳、女性で10.1歳です。 https://t.co/KQU1Xnte8F こうしたコロナ禍以前からあった格差が今顕著化しているという事でしょう。
@Sara_Peltola The life expectancy, that was already declining. Yea, it's not a problem for the rich https://t.co/YcM6WZppeK https://t.co/cBuvWHDGBC
RT @hydeparkerchi: Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/NilBDw75Xg via @JAMA_current part of @J…
Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/NilBDw75Xg via @JAMA_current part of @JAMANetwork
@mpmascari Hola acá esta el doc de Chetty y otros 2016 https://t.co/1GfCKdKdRu y tambien en esta web https://t.co/93lS8QRC2k
RT @PKoellinger: 9/25 Thus, genetic factors linked to income also tend to have relevance for health and vice versa. This is not surprising…
9/25 Thus, genetic factors linked to income also tend to have relevance for health and vice versa. This is not surprising given the well-known relationships between socioeconomic status and health, e.g. https://t.co/E4NLg0KLop and https://t.co/tPtIZznp0d..
@Jason_elAvocado That isn't how it works. People's political views don't change much. What actually happens is that poor people don't live as long. What you're seeing is the effect of an (unintentional?) class genocide. https://t.co/6gsaMfVsg4
The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001-2014 | Health Disparities | JAMA | JAMA Network https://t.co/AFIRnO5pj2
@EconomicPirate @BornProblematic @morganisawizard https://t.co/rSAzAZK6WE For example, men in the bottom 1% of the income distribution at the age of 40 years in the United States have life expectancies similar to the mean life expectancy for 40-year-old m
@chrisvanderveen Driven a lot by income inequality and race. Wealthy Americans tend to be on a curve that looks like the other countries you show here. (This data is from before opioid epidemic sent us backwards, but that likely exacerbated the problem.)
@ladyfey12 @TuckerDunn6 @resists2020 @Mike_Redhead @Mojavelyn @SheilaGibson12 @GOP Claiming 'working tendencies' is a False Flag. It correlates to healthcare, because higher income = having healthcare = improved outcomes & higher life expectancy (LE).
Very interesting. Relationship not new, but the #disparity gap over time in the relationship seems to have increased in some areas but decreased in others https://t.co/tdKwulIN2B
RT @omendiz: Las personas con mayores ingresos viven más. Hay q generar riqueza para disminuir la pobreza y mejorar el acceso a la salud. T…
RT @omendiz: Las personas con mayores ingresos viven más. Hay q generar riqueza para disminuir la pobreza y mejorar el acceso a la salud. T…
RT @omendiz: Las personas con mayores ingresos viven más. Hay q generar riqueza para disminuir la pobreza y mejorar el acceso a la salud. T…
Debemos comenzar a generar riqueza para mejorar nuestro sistema de salud y bri dar a la población una mejor calidad de vida.
Las personas con mayores ingresos viven más. Hay q generar riqueza para disminuir la pobreza y mejorar el acceso a la salud. The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001-2014 | Health Disparities | JAMA | JAMA Network https
@MAGAB07910508 @JustHeatherAnne @SEIU @Mvmnt4BlkLives @FutureCoalition @ClimateStrike @CWAUnion @AFLCIO @Teamsters @CPDAction Also, rich people literally live longer https://t.co/BZGBYxmJxZ