The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001-2014

RT @HealthImpact: Amazing how life expectancy in the US varies with income and race. From Appendix to https://t.co/Qs0CuWXkG1 …. https://t.…

RT @HealthImpact: Amazing how life expectancy in the US varies with income and race. From Appendix to https://t.co/Qs0CuWXkG1 …. https://t.…

Amazing how life expectancy in the US varies with income and race. From Supplement to https://t.co/Qs0CuWXkG1 …. https://t.co/4RgSubsLUV

Amazing how life expectancy in the US varies with income and race. From Supplement to https://t.co/Qs0CuWXkG1 …. https://t.co/NnPLNE5u3S

Amazing how life expectancy in the US varies with income and race. From Appendix to https://t.co/Qs0CuWXkG1 …. https://t.co/mIczbo8pQ0

Amazing how life expectancy in the US varies with income and race. From Supplement to https://t.co/Qs0CuWXkG1 …. https://t.co/HHLO1WxZ8P

Amazing how life expectancy in the US varies with income and race. From Supplement to https://t.co/Qs0CuWXkG1. https://t.co/NQNo916cEm

"Between 2001 and 2014, life expectancy increased by 2.34 years for men and 2.91 years for women in the top 5% of the income distribution, but by only 0.32 years for men and 0.04 years for women in the bottom 5% (P < .001 for the differences for both se

RT @ProfSarahHarper: A top ten most popular paper in 2017 - The Association Between #Income and Life Expectancy in the #UnitedStates , 2001…

A top ten most popular paper in 2017 - The Association Between #Income and Life Expectancy in the #UnitedStates , 2001-2014. https://t.co/uEOzsIO6VR

@mp3michael @pakman @StrideHealth Although to be fair this NIH study did not find health insurance to be an intermediary factor: https://t.co/z5Nvg71gkg -- so a more fair assessment would be to say that the jury is still out, or the devil is in the details

RT @DavidBlumenthal: Income has a huge effect on health outcomes. American men with incomes in the top 1% live 15 years longer than the poo…

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RT @DrJamesKKChan: Did you know gap in life expectancy btwn richest 1% and poorest 1% is 14.6 years for men and 10.1 years for women in the…

..hidup kaya, hidup lama. https://t.co/yJXrrhwa3m

RT @DrJamesKKChan: #CochraneTrainees #Students4BE https://t.co/S56b1SFMIo

RT @DrJamesKKChan: #CochraneTrainees #Students4BE https://t.co/S56b1SFMIo

RT @DrJamesKKChan: #CochraneTrainees #Students4BE https://t.co/S56b1SFMIo

RT @DrJamesKKChan: #CochraneTrainees #Students4BE https://t.co/S56b1SFMIo

RT @DrJamesKKChan: #CochraneTrainees #Students4BE https://t.co/S56b1SFMIo

RT @DrJamesKKChan: #CochraneTrainees #Students4BE https://t.co/S56b1SFMIo

RT @DrJamesKKChan: Did you know gap in life expectancy btwn richest 1% and poorest 1% is 14.6 years for men and 10.1 years for women in the…

RT @DrJamesKKChan: Did you know gap in life expectancy btwn richest 1% and poorest 1% is 14.6 years for men and 10.1 years for women in the…

RT @DrJamesKKChan: #CochraneTrainees #Students4BE https://t.co/S56b1SFMIo

#CochraneTrainees #Students4BE https://t.co/S56b1SFMIo

Did you know gap in life expectancy btwn richest 1% and poorest 1% is 14.6 years for men and 10.1 years for women in the US?? https://t.co/xxUVrpNbIn

Income has a huge effect on health outcomes. American men with incomes in the top 1% live 15 years longer than the poorest 1%, and for women there is a gap of 10 years: https://t.co/hAv7cnceIR

Los determinantes sociales de la salud. Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/5paHdDSNDO

Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/TkUW3AeaCA

たまたま読んだ、収入と寿命に関する論文。USだけど、最も収入が多かった1％と少なかった1％の寿命の差は男性で14.6年、女性で10.1年。2001-2014の間で、収入トップ5％の寿命は2年以上伸びているが、ボトム5％は伸びていない。https://t.co/Y6hoFSLHph

https://t.co/qdsuPU7t1b Let! “We the People” Think about the future of... https://t.co/qvrw7NCoHk

The wealthiest 1% have a life expectancy at age 40 that’s 10-15 years greater than the poorest 1% https://t.co/iHzbI2T5ks #disparities

RT @goslee_aaron: This is a damn shame. Taken from: https://t.co/rvV70OEjxw #MedicareForAll #HR676 #S1082 https://t.co/Utm9jS8rxp

This is a damn shame. Taken from: https://t.co/rvV70OEjxw #MedicareForAll #HR676 #S1082 https://t.co/Utm9jS8rxp

The well established but poorly understood relationship between income & life expectancy #equality #poverty https://t.co/OLgADQPeYj

RT @COPDdoc: Difference in life expectancy between rich and poor in the US is 14.6 years. #notgenetics https://t.co/jhaSkMSGJ0 https://t.co…

Financial security and longevity. https://t.co/zIGpYnX1Dc

RT @COPDdoc: Difference in life expectancy between rich and poor in the US is 14.6 years. #notgenetics https://t.co/jhaSkMSGJ0 https://t.co…

RT @COPDdoc: Difference in life expectancy between rich and poor in the US is 14.6 years. #notgenetics https://t.co/jhaSkMSGJ0 https://t.co…

Difference in life expectancy between rich and poor in the US is 14.6 years. #notgenetics https://t.co/jhaSkMSGJ0 https://t.co/FePO70YAju

RT @Greenrat: @greg_doucette I was shocked that the difference in life expectancy between poorest and richest in US is 14.6 years https://t…

@orpach @greg_doucette https://t.co/wc2pijf1ll

@greg_doucette https://t.co/wc2pijf1ll here is the full article with graphs in high-res

RT @Greenrat: @greg_doucette I was shocked that the difference in life expectancy between poorest and richest in US is 14.6 years https://t…

RT @Greenrat: @greg_doucette I was shocked that the difference in life expectancy between poorest and richest in US is 14.6 years https://t…

RT @Greenrat: @greg_doucette I was shocked that the difference in life expectancy between poorest and richest in US is 14.6 years https://t…

RT @Greenrat: @greg_doucette I was shocked that the difference in life expectancy between poorest and richest in US is 14.6 years https://t…

RT @Greenrat: @greg_doucette I was shocked that the difference in life expectancy between poorest and richest in US is 14.6 years https://t…

@greg_doucette I was shocked that the difference in life expectancy between poorest and richest in US is 14.6 years https://t.co/7CQ6VjGIFZ https://t.co/aURGDXTYCd

Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/ubpiEYfRVF

まとめると、 「Wealth controls health.」です。 #世界と繋がれ日本の療法士 #Poor → easy to unhealthy #Keyword: Exercise #USA https://t.co/Vt5QNuvPLU

RT @brianrahmer: The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001-2014. Chetty et al 2016 https://t.co/LhFIAdv…

Larger income and better health behaviors associated with longer life. Surprise. https://t.co/UQuqkbf9ul

Richest 1% of American men live ~15 years longer on avg than poorest 1%. For women the avg difference is ~10 years. https://t.co/JUn5ltIuFm

Life expectancy is increasing but higher #income leads to #longevity (health behavior and area) @JAMA_current #aging https://t.co/slGWqJ2WDS https://t.co/TxWd4rUfFW

RT @kamkalantar: The wealthiest 1% have a life expectancy at age 40 that’s 10-15 years greater than the poorest 1% https://t.co/GxXzturuns…

RT @kamkalantar: The wealthiest 1% have a life expectancy at age 40 that’s 10-15 years greater than the poorest 1% https://t.co/GxXzturuns…

The wealthiest 1% have a life expectancy at age 40 that’s 10-15 years greater than the poorest 1% https://t.co/GxXzturuns #disparities

“Expected Life Expectancy for Individuals in the Bottom Income Quartile Living in Selected Commuting Zones” https://t.co/o4fWlVnSVJ

The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001–2014 https://t.co/hUOqrNyfMJ

RT @dongyue: Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States | Cardiology | JAMA | The JAMA Network https://t.co/1NCrZ1…

Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States | Cardiology | JAMA | The JAMA Network https://t.co/1NCrZ15TPz

@reevespeeler Another important detail, for the poor, life expectancy isn't significantly associated w/ insurance/h-care spending: https://t.co/FbzozVSRSP

Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/A2T9kjmkGk

アメリカでの所得と平均寿命の関連2001-2014 https://t.co/FtNpnGFDId 最も裕福な1％は、40歳での平均寿命が最貧層の1％より10〜15年大きい https://t.co/XaYpjYfd0Y

米国の所得と寿命の関係、2001-2014年：最も裕福な1％は、40歳で平均寿命が最貧層の1％より10〜15年大きい。富裕層と貧困層の平均余命の差のほとんどは、健康行動に起因すると思われる。https://t.co/BaqbJiAlUz https://t.co/AdRiYFjRIY

The wealthiest 1% have a life expectancy at age 40 that’s 10-15 years greater than the poorest 1% https://t.co/FtNpnGFDId #disparities

RT @mcg_ka: Inequalities in life expect'cy start @ birth - > https://t.co/aa3XZKRPqp, cont. into adulthd & vary by income -> https://t.co/g…

RT @mcg_ka: Inequalities in life expect'cy start @ birth - > https://t.co/aa3XZKRPqp, cont. into adulthd & vary by income -> https://t.co/g…

RT @mcg_ka: Inequalities in life expect'cy start @ birth - > https://t.co/aa3XZKRPqp, cont. into adulthd & vary by income -> https://t.co/g…

Inequalities in life expect'cy start @ birth - > https://t.co/aa3XZKRPqp, cont. into adulthd & vary by income -> https://t.co/gicdk7Um8l

@anish_koka @BobDohertyACP @GabrielSPerna Perhaps. Although there's parallel wisdom that medical care's net benefit is little. See this https://t.co/M5XSvX1fuL

The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001-2014 https://t.co/oAe9e5937Z @jamanetwork

7th most popular paper (@altmetric 2016) is on #demographics by acad in #economics publ'ed in #publichealth. WTF? https://t.co/JpYWrU6Zbv

@klactoweed @SV_Karin @OlavJensenNOR @IngridWergeland Leveutsikter f.eks. https://t.co/48hK0tgXGs

"differences in life expectancy"..."but were not significantly correlated with access to medical care" https://t.co/CdFMtQPxaU

The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001-2014 https://t.co/CdFMtQPxaU

The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/CZzil4msju https://t.co/xtRGQav82a

@HeatherDHill2 I bounce back/forth on this (depending on who I've just read); but mostly think we should all be talking about this https://t.co/kjridrC5f9

“In the United States between 2001 and 2014, higher income was associated with greater longevity” #inequality https://t.co/zZw9uO2KA8

The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the US, 2001-2014 https://t.co/VSk0OTPxZb

Monica Bharel, Commissioner of @MassDPH, recommends reading https://t.co/YT59O1hzNt

Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/gFdsISPSSL

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Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/lbLoEQSNzz

@nxtstop1 https://t.co/e04ia9zjhf

https://t.co/UvFLdMTWEh @yates_rob @dr_roshan https://t.co/VUpAFCJjsU https://t.co/uv0wauSTqc

Pretty sure @NRO and @jaywant1 have referenced the same paper to make very different arguments. #cognitivedissonance https://t.co/JwAx9R80Lq

@burntdownnowwht @Chris_arnade And life expectancy for the bottom 20% has actually been declining recently. https://t.co/ja5LLAKEBo

@yates_rob “geographic differences in life expectancy...not significantly correlated with access to medical care.” https://t.co/UvFLdMTWEh

Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States https://t.co/aRnCWNIj5T # The JAMA Network.

#healthinequality https://t.co/nbM5Tq5ZUU

RT @Mental_Elf: Chetty 2016 The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001-2014 https://t.co/SiLQGnwmXw #mqs…

Chetty 2016 The Association Between Income and Life Expectancy in the United States, 2001-2014 https://t.co/SiLQGnwmXw #mqsciencemeeting

@UrbanDemog Now, for WITHIN countries, that would be way trickier. The best work I know is: https://t.co/zGYbs3kR9W

@_sharpobject @nothingxs e.g., the richest 1% live 10-15 years longer than the poorest 1% https://t.co/QOuciV10nC

"The gap in life expectancy between the richest 1% and poorest 1% of individuals was 14.6 years" https://t.co/xhm1gzPocA

RT @mcg_ka: Raj Chetty + @RWJF = Knowledge. Equity builds strong economy https://t.co/SmaxHeshSS & healthy society https://t.co/DXhKsfAxtP

@chenoehart interesting - I JUST HAPPENED to be reading this big recent study https://t.co/sgsWWjXr5q that found no association

Most reviewed paper in economics during 2016. Chetty te. al. https://t.co/n3Di6eBg46