article_snippet: Baby girls from well-off districts can expect to enjoy good health for nearly 20 years longer than those in the poorest towns and suburbs, according to an official analysis.
article_snippet: an official analysis found that a newborn girl in one of the top 10 per cent of wealthy areas will live 71.3 years before a newborn girl in one of the top 10 per cent of wealthy areas life is limited by chronic illness or disability.
article_snippet: But a girl born in one of the bottom 10 per cent of the most deprived areas can expect only 52.4 years of life in good health.
article_snippet: Babies born living in the top 10 per cent of wealthy areas can expect to live up to 20 years longer without disability or chronic illness, than those in poorer areas.
article_snippet: a newborn girl in one of the top 10 per cent of wealthy areas girls in wealthy areas can expect to live healthy lives the longest .
article_snippet: The difference means a girl born in one of the bottom 10 per cent of the most deprived areas is likely to have a healthy life more than a third longer than that of a girl from a poor district.
article_snippet: a newborn girl in one of the top 10 per cent of wealthy areas boys born in the most deprived areas of Britain have the worst prospects having just 52.2 years of healthy living .
article_snippet: For men, it said that boys born in the most deprived suburbs can expect 52.2 years of good health, compared to 70.5 years for those born in the best-off areas.
article_snippet: The figures showed that, above the poorest fifth of areas, newborn girls can all expect almost 60 years of healthy life or more, and boys more than 58 years.
highlights_snippet: Girls born in wealthiest areas will live over 70 years before chronic illness .
  