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Old 10-16-2007, 12:20 PM
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Default Officials Hiding LA's Life Expectancy Rate From Public?
Is LA hiding something? I want to know how long people survive breathing this smog. New York City publishes their expectancy rate every year. Why doesnt LA make this public? Are they hiding something?
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Is LA hiding something? I want to know how long people survive breathing this smog. New York City publishes their expectancy rate every year. Why doesnt LA make this public? Are they hiding something?
Good Question. I was in Fontana a few months ago and the layer of smog was thick and yellow.
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Well, I'm 3rd generation and we moved 4th generation with us later. In my family we tend to live between mid 80's to late 90's. I'm sure genetics has more to do with this than environment...or does it?

My grandfather died at 73 but he was living in Dallas.
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