The focus on extending lifespan, especially among the wealthy, has not resulted in improvements for the general population, where life expectancy is declining.
The return of outdoor dining structures to wealthy neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn highlights the socioeconomic disparities in NYC, as fewer permits are granted in less affluent areas.
According to research from Operation HOPE, people in neighborhoods with an average credit score of 700 or higher can live 10 to 20 years longer than those in areas where the average score is around 580.