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They also missed the Glasgow effect - residents have a significantly lower life expectancy that the rest of the UK and, from memory so could be wrong, it affect

They also missed the Glasgow effect - residents have a significantly lower life expectancy that the rest of the UK and, from memory so could be wrong, it affects people who's first line ancestry is from Glasgow but who themselves have never lived there.

darkclouds 3y ago
> residents have a significantly lower life expectancy that the rest of the UK Diet - Seems like Glaswegians have forgotten Fee-fi-fo-fum In certain parts of the country, the NHS will prescribe some things to elderly people which increases life span, that would normally be found in high levels elsewhere in the country. I doubt Evian or San Pelligrino is high on the shopping list up there either. > London Syndrome is when hostages become argumentative toward their captors—often with deadly results. I think I must be suffering from London syndrome, in much the same way the population of voters feel at general election time, or a congregation feels towards a vicar.
- smcl 3y ago
  > Diet - Seems like Glaswegians have forgotten Fee-fi-fo-fum In certain parts of the country No idea what "fee-fi-fo-fum" is supposed to refer to, but it seems you're suggesting that Glaswegians simply choose to have a poor diet and therefore suffer poor life expectancies as a result. In reality there are myriad social and health problems that come from having a shitload of deprived areas - can be seen in the link Arethuza posted - and all of these contribute in some way to a lower life expectancy. If you're going for cheap "Scottish people like alcohol and deep fried food" laughs then, ok fair have your fun. But know that there isn't that much difference north and south of the border on that, so if you're searching for a serious answer you would need to dig deeper.
  - darkclouds 3y ago
    > No idea what "fee-fi-fo-fum" is supposed to refer to Calcium. I dont think being on the bread line is useful when watching harrys farm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juXXt4ZHS-8&t=467s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juXXt4ZHS-8&t=467s or being in damp conditions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cladosporium#Health_effects https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cladosporium#Health_effects I can smell the mould in some brand new sliced bread and baps when its not out of date or anything visibly wrong with it.
arethuza 3y ago
The Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation is fascinating and rather grim: https://simd.scot/ https://simd.scot/ e.g. Select the most deprived 5% from the key - they are mostly in Glasgow :-(
nickybuzz 3y ago
Sounds like... genetics?
- simonbarker87 3y ago
  What’s so fascinating is that Edinburgh and Glasgow are only 50 miles apart. Just 50 miles in where someone’s parents or even grandparents were born and moved then away from has a legitimate impact on their life expectancy.
TheRealSteel 3y ago
That's not psychological so it doesn't belong on this list.

darkclouds 3y ago

> residents have a significantly lower life expectancy that the rest of the UK Diet - Seems like Glaswegians have forgotten Fee-fi-fo-fum In certain parts of the country, the NHS will prescribe some things to elderly people which increases life span, that would normally be found in high levels elsewhere in the country. I doubt Evian or San Pelligrino is high on the shopping list up there either. > London Syndrome is when hostages become argumentative toward their captors—often with deadly results. I think I must be suffering from London syndrome, in much the same way the population of voters feel at general election time, or a congregation feels towards a vicar.

smcl 3y ago
> Diet - Seems like Glaswegians have forgotten Fee-fi-fo-fum In certain parts of the country No idea what "fee-fi-fo-fum" is supposed to refer to, but it seems you're suggesting that Glaswegians simply choose to have a poor diet and therefore suffer poor life expectancies as a result. In reality there are myriad social and health problems that come from having a shitload of deprived areas - can be seen in the link Arethuza posted - and all of these contribute in some way to a lower life expectancy. If you're going for cheap "Scottish people like alcohol and deep fried food" laughs then, ok fair have your fun. But know that there isn't that much difference north and south of the border on that, so if you're searching for a serious answer you would need to dig deeper.
- darkclouds 3y ago
  > No idea what "fee-fi-fo-fum" is supposed to refer to Calcium. I dont think being on the bread line is useful when watching harrys farm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juXXt4ZHS-8&t=467s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juXXt4ZHS-8&t=467s or being in damp conditions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cladosporium#Health_effects https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cladosporium#Health_effects I can smell the mould in some brand new sliced bread and baps when its not out of date or anything visibly wrong with it.

arethuza 3y ago

The Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation is fascinating and rather grim: https://simd.scot/ https://simd.scot/ e.g. Select the most deprived 5% from the key - they are mostly in Glasgow :-(

nickybuzz 3y ago

Sounds like... genetics?

simonbarker87 3y ago
What’s so fascinating is that Edinburgh and Glasgow are only 50 miles apart. Just 50 miles in where someone’s parents or even grandparents were born and moved then away from has a legitimate impact on their life expectancy.

TheRealSteel 3y ago

That's not psychological so it doesn't belong on this list.