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If men are favored in our society, why do they die younger than women?

  • Written by Shervin Assari, Research Investigator of Psychiatry and Public Health, University of Michigan
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Women experience higher stress, more chronic disease, more depression, more anxiety and are more likely to be victims of violence. Women earn less than men, and in many countries they don’t have the same human rights as men.

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