Abstract
Monitoring life expectancy and Healthy Life Years (HLY) clearly shows that a large number of years are spent with activity limitations (unhealthy life years, ULY) and that there is a persistent gender gap in the number of ULY, in favor of men. We illustrate how the public health relevancy of this information can be further increased by looking at the the contribution of chronic diseases to gender …
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