The Jubilee Line of health inequality
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The document discusses how life expectancy for males decreases the further east you travel along the Jubilee Line of the London Underground. Specifically, each stop from Westminster to Canning Town represents up to a one year decrease in male life expectancy at birth, with a total decrease of eight years over the eight stops. Electoral wards just miles apart can have life expectancy that varies by years.
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