In London, the gap in healthy life expectancy is staggering—some neighborhoods boast 20 more years of good health than others just a stone’s throw away. While Knightsbridge and Belgravia see men living over 78 healthy years and women over 81, areas like Church Street in Westminster offer just 57 for men and 58 for women. Poverty drives this divide: women in affluent zones spend 82% of their lives in good health, dropping to just 65% in deprived areas—a 17-year gap. Declining industries and systemic inequality are key culprits, revealing that where you live directly shapes how well you live.
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