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Pick Your Health Crisis: Medical Stagnation or Death Shortage? Edward Tenner Dec 15 2010, 12:26 PM ET Tweet More Email Print Amid the judicial news about Obamacare,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the Los Angeles Times reports a study that deserves more attention in the months ahead."[S]ubstantial strides have been made in dealing with the consequences of disease," [USC gerontologists Eileen Crimmins and Hiram Beltran-Sanchez] wrote, noting that people live longer with serious illness. But even life expectancy increases may be nearing an end, they wrote."We have always assumed that each generation will be healthier and longer lived than the prior one," they said. "The growing problem of lifelong obesity and increases in hypertension and high cholesterol among cohorts reaching old age are a sign that health may not be improving with each generation. . . We do not appear to be moving to a world where we die without experiencing disease, functioning loss, and disability."And in a USC press release Crimmins elaborates:"The