Finland's first norms for productivity-adjusted life expectancy reveal only 43-46 healthy working years
A new Finnish study provides the first national reference values for life expectancy adjusted for functional capacity and work ability. The findings show that while Finns may live to 80 or 85, they average only 43 to 46 productive healthy years.
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