BBC News·3 min read·medium
Over half of adults with learning difficulties do not live past 65, report says
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A new report reveals that adults with learning disabilities in England die on average 19 years younger than the general population, with over half passing away before age 65. While avoidable deaths have declined, the report highlights ongoing concerns regarding healthcare equity and discrimination.
Image source, Rosalie Lander Image caption, Charlie Lander (centre) died aged 48 after swallowing a plastic glove
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