what is the life expectancy  in the United States?
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For life expectancy questions or any information on a country visit www.cia.gov and scroll down for the world factbook--then you can look up info.  Look under the people category for life expectancy.
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i think we can only stay alive til we're 100.  my friend said that her grandma is 106 but i think she's lying. but if you stay healthy u can live up to 102 probably.  the meaning of life is to enjoy and get loved.
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probably about 30,000 a year so times that of how long yo think youll live.
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Try searching the Social Security Death Index on Rootsweb.com.
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If you are now middle aged or younger and in average health you are probably already immortal. If you read Ray Kurzweil's books or web site with an open mind he makes a very convincing case for technological progress within the next 15-20 years being able to push back the average life expectancy to the point where by 2040 we will not only be able to eradicate but reverse all effects of aging and to greatly enhance our mental and physical abilities.
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Depends on how old you are now, your current diet, smoking and drinking levels, and genetics (ie how long did your dad live to).\n\nMales tend to die off 2-4 years earlier than women.  The US average for men is around 74yrs.  But with future advancements in organ transplants and medication I can believe we will live well into our 80's
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), as of 2003, the countries with the highest life expectancies at birth are Japan (82), Andorra, Australia, Italy, Monaco, San Marino, Sweden, Switzerland (81), Canada, France, Iceland, Israel, Singapore, and Spain (80).
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Japan has the longest healthy life expectancy of 74.5 years. Austria follows by 73.2 years, and France 73.1 years.
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It depends on how you live and take care of your body.  Even then, God will determine how long you live.
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120, but if you think aging not as a natural process but as a disease, then you could find a cure for it. Nanotechnology could provide that cure, and then we could see humans living far beyond the 120.\n\nBut so far, the average age of death for first world countries is 80-85 and for third world countries 60-65.
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The Statistical Abstract of the US is the first place I look for this stuff.  In 2002, for people age 15-24, there were about 33,000 deaths.  15,000 were accidents, and 11,000 of those were motor vehicle accidents.  5,000 were homicide, 4,000 were suicide, 2,000 were cancer.\n\nThe CDC also keeps detailed mortality information.  I don't have a quick ref for death rates outside the US.
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The single biggest factor responsible for the correlation between life expectancy location is available medical care.\n\nThe vast majority of people in this world do not have access to even basic medical. If you live in many countries and you cut yourself badly, there is a good chance you will die simply because there are no doctors for thousands of miles around. The cut will become infected you will die, as simple as that.\n\nThink about it, have you ever had an operation in your life, like having your appendix removed? Ever had to take antibiotics? Ever had a wound stitched? If so then if you lived in much of the world there is a good chance you would now be dead. You wouldn’t have been able to get that degree of medical care.\n\nThen we look at other factors. Many countries don’t have any effective workplace safety rules. If you don’t; want to starve you have to do what you are told, even if it could kill you. Many countries have dirty drinking water supplies a which cause fatal diseases and so on and on.\n\nThat is why life expectancy correlates so well with location. When you add up all those factors there are places in this world where most people die before they turn 30.\n\n\nThis has nothing whatsoever to do with pollution and very little to do with diet. Diet these days is fairly trivial, and pollution causes so few deaths that it is almost impossible to detect statistically.
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There are also a lot of births. People, in general, are living longer.
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Probably more than one site; here's one:\n\nhttp://gosset.wharton.upenn.edu/mortality/second_version.html
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A minimum of 10 years if caught early and treated immediately.  Please remember that these life expectancies are based on averages and can be influenced by so many things such as the person's desire to survive, events to look forward to, general  health before the illness, etc.  Hope is the biggest determining factor, so never ever lose hope!
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weel, lets say that one will eat about a pound and a halv a day. a year is 365 days an lets say that the average life time is 70 years, you do the math.\nif, you dont want to i can tell yo that its about 7 trucks of grosseries.
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It's not how long you live, but how you live.