Is there any age at which the life expectancy of humans is not gender related?
473687
Yes, 125+, where there is insuffecient info to have a life expectency
976613
I think its 10 - 20 human years.
271982
Good point Pazion. But I still say in millions of years we still have seen no physical evidence that this is genetic. There have been no new emergence of a new gender. We are still born male and female. Again, in the next million years we may find that we were wrong in our assumptions. But we will be dead and therefore we still will not care. So it's a lost point even discussing it.
463715
theorically, I will live about 97 years, a normal good-excercised person on a normal country, will live about 89 years.\n<I will skip the scientific explanation.>\n\nthe answer should be: bones and organs decompose, it is totally imposible (at least now until 1000 years) that a person lives that much, heart and other muscular organs get old, and wasted, think about it.\n\n<altough I do this for free, 10 points as best answer wouldnt be bad>
458979
Errr...no!\n\nI teach actuaries (people who calculate life insurance) and (after gender) it is THE major factor affecting your mortality.\n\nIncidently it has a greater detrimental effect on women than blokes.  Sorry!
136186
Men = 72 years\nWomen = 79 years
582352
Bring in a baby tree in a small clay pot.  \nDo they all reach their life expectancy?  \nWhat is the cause of death.  Without cancer, heart disease, etc.  fewer diseases yet shorter life spans than humans.  Murder!
607341
The average life expectancy does not look very scary (although it's bad) - 68. If you look at males and females separately, it gives you goose bumps if you are a man - 58-59 for men (was 57.5 in 1994)! Women live about 14 years longer - 72-73 (data from around 2003).\n\nAnd even if you're wealthy, but drink and smoke as much as a normal Russian does, you won't live long!
943671
Trisomy 8? Or trisomy 18?\nMost won't be born living.  Of those who are, something like 90% die within the first year of life.  A few make it to about age ten, but it's very rare.  So some internet reasearch on it.  There is a lot of good info out there.
655103
Are you suggesting that with improving technology we are living less long?\nIf so I can think of nowhere to find evidence to say you are correct.\nGenerally, improving technology goes hand in hand with greater lifespans, although the relationship is far from causal in every case.
506865
Believe it or not, most lie about it.  The average age is 17 with males.  Shamefully 13 with females.
832196
as far as i know scotland and iceland, it is well known that 51 % \nof the worlds population are female. (I speculate that this may be relevant to the fact the woman, on average outlive men).
180981
whats your life expectancy ?
149766
How about a more informative answer?\n\nFrom Wikipedia:\n\n\n\n\nHomo sapiens live on average 37 years in Zambia and on average 81 years in Japan. The oldest confirmed recorded age for any human is 122 years, though some people are reported to have lived longer. The following information is derived from the Encyclopedia Britannica, 1961:\n\nHumans by Era, Average Lifespan (in years)\n\n    * Neanderthal, 20\n    * Neolithic, 20\n    * Classical Greece, 28\n    * Classical Rome, 28\n    * Medieval England, 33\n    * End of 19th Century, 37\n    * Early 20th Century, 50\n    * Circa 1940, 65\n    * Current (in the Western world), 77-81\n\n\nCheck out the wiki article if you want more info.\n\nHope this helps! =)
336535
Total life span=8billon+yrs.\nIt may last for another 4.5 billion years.....(and counting)
605269
Don't know, but I have read that the total number people alive today is far greater than the total number of people who have ever lived and died.\n\nThe short answer is; everyone who has survived birth.
381820
In the United States there is a higher longevity for women than men.  Usually in the 70's.  But I have worked in a nursing home or 4 and some of the ladies there outlived their husbands by about 30 years or so. The eldest I ever worked with was 105.