"Education's Impact on Longevity: How Schooling Boosts Life Expectancy"

A systematic study has found that each year of education is linked to improved life expectancy, with the risk of mortality decreasing by 2% for every year of full-time education. Completing primary, secondary, and tertiary education is equivalent to a 34% reduction in the risk of death compared to those with no formal education. The study emphasizes the importance of education in improving health and reducing inequalities in global death rates, while also highlighting the potential impact of school attendance on future life expectancy.