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|---|---|
| Spain | 92.75 |
| Italy | 91.59 |
| Iceland | 91.44 |
| Japan | 91.38 |
| Switzerland | 90.93 |
| Sweden | 90.24 |
| Australia | 89.75 |
| Singapore | 89.29 |
| Norway | 89.09 |
| Israel | 88.15 |
| Luxembourg | 87.39 |
| France | 86.94 |
| Austria | 86.3 |
| Finland | 85.89 |
| Netherlands | 85.86 |
| Canada | 85.7 |
| South Korea | 85.41 |
| New Zealand | 85.06 |
| United Kingdom | 84.28 |
| Ireland | 84.06 |
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Release date
February 2019
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Region
Worldwide
Survey time period
2019
Supplementary notes
* Health grade = health score - health risk penalties
Health score is determined by: 1. mortality by communicable, non-communicable diseases and injuries; 2. Life expectancy at the defining age of birth, childhood, youth and retirement; 3. Probability to survive neonatal, into young adulthood and retirement stages.
Health risk penalties are determined by: 1. behavioral/endogenous factors such as high incidences of population with elevated levels of blood pressure, blood glucoses and cholesterol, prevalence of overweight, tobacco use, alcohol consumption, physical inactivity and childhood malnutrition, as well as mental health and basic vaccination coverage; 2. Environmental/exogenous factors such as population with access to clean air, water and sanitation facilities.
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