If this was a pill, you’d do anything to get it

9/15/2013

This blog post from The Washington Post's Wonkblog discusses the findings of a study on income inequality and its impact on life expectancy. The study suggests that in regions with greater income inequality, life expectancy is lower. The article explores the reasons behind this correlation, highlighting factors such as access to healthcare, education, and social support. It also discusses how the stress and anxiety caused by income inequality may contribute to poorer health outcomes. The author emphasizes the need for policymakers to address income inequality as a public health issue, in order to improve overall well-being and life expectancy.

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