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'Unacceptable and unfair' Telford health inequalities highlighted

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Men and women living in lowest income areas of Telford live on average 7.3 years less. Liz Noakes, from Telford and Wrekin Council, fears the gap could worsen because of the rising cost of living. She said the coronavirus pandemic could also have a lasting impact.

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'Unacceptable and unfair' Telford health inequalities highlighted

Telford and Wrekin Council warns health inequalities could worsen because of the cost of living.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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