U.S. Life Expectancy Drops, Health Disadvantage Blamed.
The average lifespan in America has reached a low of 76 years, with maternal mortality at its highest point in 2021 and a distressing rise in mortality rates among American children and adolescents. Americans across the board are dying at younger ages compared to their counterparts in other prosperous nations, revealing the "U.S. health disadvantage." Despite scientific excellence, innovation, and substantial healthcare spending, the U.S. population continues to experience declining health and diminishing life expectancy. The medical supply chain in the U.S. is plagued by inefficiencies, leading to adverse consequences for healthcare providers and patients.