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only 4.4 % ... a reasoncausesa lower life expectancy in developing countries
the most important factorinfluencinglife expectancy in developed countries
numerous lifestyle choicesinfluencelife expectancy in developed countries
The enhanced standard of living across the globehas resultedin better life expectancy in developing countries
A lower infant mortality rate in turncausesa higher life expectancy in developing countries
positive and negative factorsare influencinglife expectancy across countries
Notable factors consideredto be influencinghealthy life expectancy in developing countries
the essential medicineswould ... influencelife in developing countries
that adult ... life style and life expectancyinfluencinglife expectancy in developed countries
to an increase in the proportion of elderly people in the world 's populationhas ledto an increase in the proportion of elderly people in the world 's population
the study ... in collaboration with the World Health Organization ( WHOledthe study ... in collaboration with the World Health Organization ( WHO
to life transitionsleadsto life transitions
an increasing need for medical attention for ever larger part of the populationis causingan increasing need for medical attention for ever larger part of the population
to an increase in the number of older people who are eager to prolong the period of normal physical , social and psychological activityleadsto an increase in the number of older people who are eager to prolong the period of normal physical , social and psychological activity
to improved healthhas contributedto improved health
to the rise of chronic diseases , including arthritis [ 1 , 2has ledto the rise of chronic diseases , including arthritis [ 1 , 2
health hazardsis causinghealth hazards
irreversible damage to your vital organs , such as your heart and braincauseirreversible damage to your vital organs , such as your heart and brain
to labor force being employed a longer time rather than increasing financial burden of retirementleadsto labor force being employed a longer time rather than increasing financial burden of retirement