Lower education linked to nearly 9-13 year shorter life expectancy in Poland

A Polish analysis reveals a stark life-expectancy gap by education: women with high school or less live nearly 9 fewer years, men nearly 13 fewer, compared to higher-educated peers. The causes of death among lower-status groups are less understood, indicating a data and research gap. This highlights socioeconomic health disparities in Poland, with implications for public health policy.

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