dissolving clock The three-year decline–which does not include the pandemic–is the largest sustained decline in life expectancy since the 1918 flu pandemic. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Life expectancy in the United States is dropping, and young and middle-aged Americans are dying at higher rates over the past three decades.

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