US EditionDAILY DOSE: Life Expectancy Still Lags Behind Pre-COVID Levels in United States; NASA warns building‑sized asteroid 2022 YS5 set for close Earth flyby on July 17 - Scientific Inquirer
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DAILY DOSE: Life Expectancy Still Lags Behind Pre-COVID Levels in United States; NASA warns building‑sized asteroid 2022 YS5 set for close Earth flyby on July 17 - Scientific Inquirer
Life Expectancy Still Lags Behind Pre-COVID Levels in United States New data shows that U.S. life expectancy remains significantly lower than pre-pandemic levels, despite a partial rebound. Life expectancy dropped sharply from 78.8 years in 2019 to 76.4 in 2021, primarily due to COVID-19. While it rose to 77.5 years in 2022, it still trails behind the 2019 figure. The disparities were especially stark across racial and ethnic groups, with Black …
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