Poles live longer than ever, but Warsaw beats Łódź by over 4 years

Life expectancy in Poland has reached a record high of 75.4 years for men and 82.5 years for women, according to Statistics Poland (GUS) data. However, the figures reveal stark regional inequalities: Warsaw residents live the longest, while those in Łódź have the shortest life expectancy, with a gap of more than four years between the two cities.

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