A runner who had never lost was beaten by three golden apples. A 2004 forecast had women outsprinting men at the 2156 Olympics, and finishing before the gun in 2636. Part three of three: what a published study's line and three simpler ones say about the health gap in 2100, and why they disagree.
The Fates tied a newborn's life to a burning log, and his mother put it out, then threw it back in years later. Part two of three: a published study sorted the world's countries by what costs them their healthy years and found three groups, and the rerun found one slope cut in two.
A goddess won her lover eternal life and forgot to ask for youth. Part one of three: a published study of how many years countries spend in poor health, rebuilt from public data because its code was never released. Most of it held.