Article: 'Healthy life years' matter more than life expectancy after 50.

Byline: ANI

London, Nov 17 (ANI): A new study has shown that the number of years of healthy active life people live after the age of 50 varies greatly across Europe.

The study, conducted by Professor Carol Jagger and colleagues of the University of Leicester, found that people grew old most comfortably in Denmark, where men could look forward to 23.6 'healthy life years' and women 24.1.

On the other hand, men in Estonia could expect no more than 9.1 trouble-free years after their 50th birthday and women in the eastern European country had just 10.4 years of healthy life ahead of them after turning 50.

The study found that generally, ...

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