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People in UK spend fewer years in good health than a decade ago, study finds

A recent study highlights a decline in the UK's healthy life expectancy, with citizens spending fewer years in good health compared to a decade ago. Factors like obesity and chronic conditions play a significant role. The government vows to...

The Guardian· Apr 27, 2026 · 7:23 AM · 26 views

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A recent study highlights a decline in the UK's healthy life expectancy, with citizens spending fewer years in good health compared to a decade ago. Factors like obesity and chronic conditions play a significant role. The government vows to address these issues, but can they truly reverse this trend? #UKHealth #LifeExpectancy #HealthCrisis #Obesity #Wellbeing

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