Multivariable regression shows significant gender disparities in life expectancy related to education and employment, suggesting the need for targeted policies.
Key Points
Education significantly influences life expectancy, with men experiencing a stronger effect.
Unemployment impacts life expectancy only for men, indicating gender disparities in employment benefits.
Women have higher life expectancy but face health quality issues due to systemic marginalization.
Results highlight the necessity for gender-sensitive policies to address health inequalities.