Life Expectancy Almost Back To Pre-Covid Levels, Says WHO

Reported by Channels TV · yesterday 17:25 · Khadijat Lawal

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Life expectancy reached 73.3 years in 2023 -- close to the 73.4 years recorded in 2019 before the pandemic struck, the World Health Organization said in its annual Global Health Estimates (GHE) report. The post Life Expectancy Almost Back To Pre-Covid Levels, Says WHO appeared first on Channels…

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