How Many More Years Will You Be Around....?
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THE HISTORY OF LIFE EXPECTANCY "Life Expectancy is a term that seeks to apply information from the past to predict what might happen in the future. This time tested statistical average has grown in stature year after year and is now one of the leading health performance metrics in the world. It reflects the health of a country's people and is often used to measure the quality of healthcare they receive. Life expectancy at birth, from a global perspective, is the average number of years a newborn infant would be expected to live if health and living conditions at the time of its birth remained the same throughout its life. One of the best ways to grasp the significance of this important global metric is to understand its History.
In the Chart below you can see how dramatically some countries have improved over time by Year and Gender. Sadly you will also notice some countries have gone in the opposite direction. Use the Drop Down provided to select the variables you want to see and the dynamic Chart will do the rest. You may also highlight as many countries as you want to help you compare and keep track of them. Just click on the country name and it will turn yellow and will remain yellow until you click it again to remove it or you exit this page. NOTE: When you are finished reviewing this Chart you should review Life Expectancy By Age:" http://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/your-life-expectancy-by-age
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1 Japan 82.7 65 Hungary 75.1 129 Tajikistan 67.9
2 Switzerland 82.6 66 Saint Lucia 75.0 130 Bhutan 67.4
3 San Marino 82.6 67 Mexico 75.0 131 Kiribati 67.3
4 Italy 82.4 68 Antigua/Bar. 74.9 132 Bolivia 67.2
5 Singapore 82.3 69 Jamaica 74.8 133 Kazakhstan 67.0
6 Iceland 82.3 70 Sri Lanka 74.6 134 Pakistan 66.6
7 Andorra 82.2 71 Paraguay 74.5 135 Madagascar 66.5
8 Australia 82.2 72 Dominica 74.4 136 Botswana 65.7
9 Spain 82.1 73 Serbia/Monten 74.4 137 India 65.5
10 Qatar 82.1 74 Brazil 74.3 138 Myanmar 65.2
11 Israel 82.0 75 Bulgaria 74.3 139 Namibia 65.2
12 Monaco 81.9 76 Grenada 74.1 140 Libya 65.1
13 France 81.8 77 St. Kitts 74.0 141 Cambodia 65.1
14 Sweden 81.7 78 Romania 74.0 142 Tuvalu 64.4
15 Canada 81.5 79 Honduras 74.0 143 Yemen 64.2
16 Luxembourg 81.5 80 Thailand 74.0 144 Timor-Leste 64.0
17 Cyprus 81.5 81 Malaysia 73.9 145 Ghana 63.5
18 Norway 81.4 82 Albania 73.9 146 Turkmenistan 63.4
19 New Zealand 81.3 83 Mauritius 73.9 147 Guyana 63.3
20 Netherlands 81.2 84 Lebanon 73.8 148 Sao Tome 63.3
21 Austria 81.1 85 Latvia 73.8 149 New Guinea 62.9
22 Greece 80.9 86 Lithuania 73.8 150 Haiti 62.8
23 Ireland 80.7 87 Saint Vincent 73.7 151 Gabon 62.4
24 South Korea 80.7 88 Belize 73.6 152 Comoros 61.8
25 Finland 80.7 89 Seychelles 73.6 153 Sudan 61.8
26 Germany 80.7 90 Jordan 73.5 154 Eritrea 61.3
27 United Kingdom 80.5 91 Iran 73.4 155 Senegal 60.7
28 Belgium 80.4 92 Egypt 73.3 156 Ethiopia 60.4
29 Malta 80.4 93 Algeria 73.0 157 Kenya 59.7
30 Slovenia 80.1 94 Nicaragua 72.9 158 Marshall Isl. 59.7
31 Portugal 80.1 95 Samoa 72.8 159 Afghanistan 59.6
32 Kuwait 79.9 96 Dominican Rep 72.6 160 Rwanda 59.6
33 Denmark 79.5 97 Suriname 72.4 161 Tanzania 59.5
34 Chile 79.3 98 Oman 72.3 162 Liberia 59.3
35 Costa Rica 79.1 99 Morocco 72.2 163 Mauritania 58.5
36 Bahrain 78.7 100 Niue 72.2 164 Gambia 58.5
37 United States 78.6 101 Vanuatu 72.2 165 South Africa 58.3
38 Cuba 78.3 102 Georgia 72.1 166 Djibouti 58.2
39 Czech Republic 78.1 103 El Salvador 71.8 167 Congo 58.1
40 Barbados 77.6 104 Tonga 71.7 168 Malawi 57.7
41 Colombia 77.5 105 Palau 71.7 169 Benin 57.5
42 Brunei 77.4 106 Cape Verde 71.6 170 Togo 56.4
43 Croatia 77.2 107 Nauru 71.5 171 Cote d Ivoire 56.1
44 Cook Islands 77.1 108 Belarus 71.5 172 Niger 56.1
45 Panama 76.8 109 Azerbaijan 71.4 173 Uganda 55.8
46 Peru 76.7 110 Armenia 71.3 174 Burkina Faso 55.8
47 Maldives 76.6 111 Moldova 70.8 175 Guinea 55.0
48 Uruguay 76.6 112 Trinidad/Tob. 70.8 176 Zambia 54.7
49 Estonia 76.5 113 Ukraine 70.6 177 Zimbabwe 54.5
50 Poland 76.4 114 Fiji 69.6 178 Equ. Guinea 53.7
51 Bosnia/Herzeg 76.2 115 Bangladesh 69.5 179 Nigeria 53.2
52 Slovakia 76.0 116 Solomon Isl. 69.5 180 Burundi 53.0
53 Ecuador 76.0 117 Indonesia 69.5 181 Cameroon 52.6
54 Argentina 75.8 118 Philippines 69.4 182 Mozambique 52.6
55 Arab Emirates 75.7 119 Guatemala 69.4 183 Chad 51.5
56 Turkey 75.7 120 Iraq 68.9 184 Angola 51.5
57 Tunisia 75.6 121 Russia 68.9 185 Mali 51.3
58 China 75.6 122 Kyrgyzstan 68.8 186 Swaziland 50.2
59 Venezuela 75.5 123 North Korea 68.8 187 Lesotho 50.1
60 Saudi Arabia 75.3 124 Micronesia 68.6 188 Guinea-Bissau 49.9
61 Macedonia 75.2 125 Uzbekistan 68.3 189 Somalia 49.8
62 Viet Nam 75.2 126 Nepal 68.2 190 Rep Of Congo 49.5
63 Syria 75.2 127 Mongolia 68.1 191 Central Africa 48.4
64 Bahamas 75.2 128 Laos 67.9 192 Sierra Leone 46.5
"OUR DATA: We use the most recent data from these primary sources: WHO, World Bank, UNESCO, CIA and individual country databases for global health and causes of death. We use the CDC, NIH and individual state and county databases for verification and supplementation for USA data."
Note: Reflecting on this data gives one pause; our remaining individual contribution of threads and posts is a finite number.
THE HISTORY OF LIFE EXPECTANCY "Life Expectancy is a term that seeks to apply information from the past to predict what might happen in the future. This time tested statistical average has grown in stature year after year and is now one of the leading health performance metrics in the world. It reflects the health of a country's people and is often used to measure the quality of healthcare they receive. Life expectancy at birth, from a global perspective, is the average number of years a newborn infant would be expected to live if health and living conditions at the time of its birth remained the same throughout its life. One of the best ways to grasp the significance of this important global metric is to understand its History.
In the Chart below you can see how dramatically some countries have improved over time by Year and Gender. Sadly you will also notice some countries have gone in the opposite direction. Use the Drop Down provided to select the variables you want to see and the dynamic Chart will do the rest. You may also highlight as many countries as you want to help you compare and keep track of them. Just click on the country name and it will turn yellow and will remain yellow until you click it again to remove it or you exit this page. NOTE: When you are finished reviewing this Chart you should review Life Expectancy By Age:" http://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/your-life-expectancy-by-age
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1 Japan 82.7 65 Hungary 75.1 129 Tajikistan 67.9
2 Switzerland 82.6 66 Saint Lucia 75.0 130 Bhutan 67.4
3 San Marino 82.6 67 Mexico 75.0 131 Kiribati 67.3
4 Italy 82.4 68 Antigua/Bar. 74.9 132 Bolivia 67.2
5 Singapore 82.3 69 Jamaica 74.8 133 Kazakhstan 67.0
6 Iceland 82.3 70 Sri Lanka 74.6 134 Pakistan 66.6
7 Andorra 82.2 71 Paraguay 74.5 135 Madagascar 66.5
8 Australia 82.2 72 Dominica 74.4 136 Botswana 65.7
9 Spain 82.1 73 Serbia/Monten 74.4 137 India 65.5
10 Qatar 82.1 74 Brazil 74.3 138 Myanmar 65.2
11 Israel 82.0 75 Bulgaria 74.3 139 Namibia 65.2
12 Monaco 81.9 76 Grenada 74.1 140 Libya 65.1
13 France 81.8 77 St. Kitts 74.0 141 Cambodia 65.1
14 Sweden 81.7 78 Romania 74.0 142 Tuvalu 64.4
15 Canada 81.5 79 Honduras 74.0 143 Yemen 64.2
16 Luxembourg 81.5 80 Thailand 74.0 144 Timor-Leste 64.0
17 Cyprus 81.5 81 Malaysia 73.9 145 Ghana 63.5
18 Norway 81.4 82 Albania 73.9 146 Turkmenistan 63.4
19 New Zealand 81.3 83 Mauritius 73.9 147 Guyana 63.3
20 Netherlands 81.2 84 Lebanon 73.8 148 Sao Tome 63.3
21 Austria 81.1 85 Latvia 73.8 149 New Guinea 62.9
22 Greece 80.9 86 Lithuania 73.8 150 Haiti 62.8
23 Ireland 80.7 87 Saint Vincent 73.7 151 Gabon 62.4
24 South Korea 80.7 88 Belize 73.6 152 Comoros 61.8
25 Finland 80.7 89 Seychelles 73.6 153 Sudan 61.8
26 Germany 80.7 90 Jordan 73.5 154 Eritrea 61.3
27 United Kingdom 80.5 91 Iran 73.4 155 Senegal 60.7
28 Belgium 80.4 92 Egypt 73.3 156 Ethiopia 60.4
29 Malta 80.4 93 Algeria 73.0 157 Kenya 59.7
30 Slovenia 80.1 94 Nicaragua 72.9 158 Marshall Isl. 59.7
31 Portugal 80.1 95 Samoa 72.8 159 Afghanistan 59.6
32 Kuwait 79.9 96 Dominican Rep 72.6 160 Rwanda 59.6
33 Denmark 79.5 97 Suriname 72.4 161 Tanzania 59.5
34 Chile 79.3 98 Oman 72.3 162 Liberia 59.3
35 Costa Rica 79.1 99 Morocco 72.2 163 Mauritania 58.5
36 Bahrain 78.7 100 Niue 72.2 164 Gambia 58.5
37 United States 78.6 101 Vanuatu 72.2 165 South Africa 58.3
38 Cuba 78.3 102 Georgia 72.1 166 Djibouti 58.2
39 Czech Republic 78.1 103 El Salvador 71.8 167 Congo 58.1
40 Barbados 77.6 104 Tonga 71.7 168 Malawi 57.7
41 Colombia 77.5 105 Palau 71.7 169 Benin 57.5
42 Brunei 77.4 106 Cape Verde 71.6 170 Togo 56.4
43 Croatia 77.2 107 Nauru 71.5 171 Cote d Ivoire 56.1
44 Cook Islands 77.1 108 Belarus 71.5 172 Niger 56.1
45 Panama 76.8 109 Azerbaijan 71.4 173 Uganda 55.8
46 Peru 76.7 110 Armenia 71.3 174 Burkina Faso 55.8
47 Maldives 76.6 111 Moldova 70.8 175 Guinea 55.0
48 Uruguay 76.6 112 Trinidad/Tob. 70.8 176 Zambia 54.7
49 Estonia 76.5 113 Ukraine 70.6 177 Zimbabwe 54.5
50 Poland 76.4 114 Fiji 69.6 178 Equ. Guinea 53.7
51 Bosnia/Herzeg 76.2 115 Bangladesh 69.5 179 Nigeria 53.2
52 Slovakia 76.0 116 Solomon Isl. 69.5 180 Burundi 53.0
53 Ecuador 76.0 117 Indonesia 69.5 181 Cameroon 52.6
54 Argentina 75.8 118 Philippines 69.4 182 Mozambique 52.6
55 Arab Emirates 75.7 119 Guatemala 69.4 183 Chad 51.5
56 Turkey 75.7 120 Iraq 68.9 184 Angola 51.5
57 Tunisia 75.6 121 Russia 68.9 185 Mali 51.3
58 China 75.6 122 Kyrgyzstan 68.8 186 Swaziland 50.2
59 Venezuela 75.5 123 North Korea 68.8 187 Lesotho 50.1
60 Saudi Arabia 75.3 124 Micronesia 68.6 188 Guinea-Bissau 49.9
61 Macedonia 75.2 125 Uzbekistan 68.3 189 Somalia 49.8
62 Viet Nam 75.2 126 Nepal 68.2 190 Rep Of Congo 49.5
63 Syria 75.2 127 Mongolia 68.1 191 Central Africa 48.4
64 Bahamas 75.2 128 Laos 67.9 192 Sierra Leone 46.5
"OUR DATA: We use the most recent data from these primary sources: WHO, World Bank, UNESCO, CIA and individual country databases for global health and causes of death. We use the CDC, NIH and individual state and county databases for verification and supplementation for USA data."
Note: Reflecting on this data gives one pause; our remaining individual contribution of threads and posts is a finite number.
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