Report highlights low life expectancy for adults with learning difficulties

A new report indicates that over half of adults with learning difficulties do not live past the age of 65, prompting calls for action from campaign groups.

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Over half of adults with learning difficulties do not live past 65, report says

The government says the findings are stark, while a campaign group says they should be "headline news".

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Report highlights low life expectancy for adults with learning difficulties

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Over half of adults with learning difficulties do not live past 65, report says

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