Modifiable Health Risks Could Boost Global GDP by $16.4 Trillion by 2050
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Addressing behavioral, metabolic, and environmental health risks could generate an estimated $16.4 trillion in annual global GDP uplift by 2050, according to a new whitepaper by Future Health – A Global Initiative by Abu Dhabi, the McKinsey Health Institute, and Healthy Living at the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi. The paper, 'The Future of Healthy Living: A $16.4 Trillion Opportunity', was released at the UNGA 81 in New York. It outlines a five-step approach for governments to enhance healthy living patterns and avoid losing 1.5 billion years of life due to disease or disability.
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