{"Page SDG":"SDG03 Good health and well-being","Page URL":"https://www.appropedia.org/Revisiting_National_Life_Expectancy:_The_Effect_of_Including_Prenatal_Deaths_in_Canada","Page affiliations":"Category:FAST, Western","Page authors":"User:J.M.Pearce, Uzair Jamil","Page description":"This study shows that conventional life‑year and life‑expectancy calculations exclude individuals deemed socially undesirable, artificially inflating national health metrics, and demonstrates—using Canadian data from 1970–2020—that incorporating all prenatal and postnatal deaths reduces the 2020 life expectancy estimate from 82.5 to 65.8 years, revealing the need for globally revised, unbiased methodologies.","Page image":"File:Lifetime.png","Page is part of":"Category:FAST Completed","Page keywords":"medical care, ethics, Canada","Page language":"en","Page license":"CC-BY-SA-4.0","Page title":"Revisiting National Life Expectancy: The Effect of Including Prenatal Deaths in Canada","Page title tag":"Revisiting National Life Expectancy: The Effect of Including Prenatal Deaths in Canada","Page views":"5","Page year":"Thursday, 01-Jan-26 00:00:00 UTC","Modification date":"Thursday, 26-Feb-26 19:53:18 UTC"}