Pandemia y opiáceos, un cóctel letal para la esperanza de vida de los norteamericanos
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Estados Unidos se cuela a duras penas entre los primeros 50 países del mundo cuando se trata de esperanza de vida. Los efectos de la pandemia, con casi un tercio de la población aún sin la pauta completa de la vacuna, sumados a una crisis brutal.