HealthcareSep 24, 2024
Which Countries Are the Healthiest? 🩺
What We’re Showing
This graphic shows the healthiest countries across the world's major economies, based on analysis from Ray Dalio's Great Powers Index 2024.
Countries were analyzed according to a range of factors including life expectancy, child mortality, along with food and sanitation access.
Key Takeaways
- Singapore has recently been identified as a "blue zone", where the centenarian population is 10 times higher per capita than in America
- With an average life expectancy of 84.9 years, Japan ranks among the highest in the world
- Switzerland is the top-ranking country in Europe, likely influenced by economic stability, low obesity rates, and the highest life expectancy on the continent
Dataset
Country | Health Index Score |
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Singapore | 2.45 |
Japan | 2.42 |
Switzerland | 2.34 |
Spain | 2.31 |
South Korea | 2.3 |
UK | 2.29 |
Australia | 2.27 |
Italy | 2.22 |
Canada | 2.21 |
France | 2.19 |
Eurozone | 2.15 |
Netherlands | 2.13 |
Germany | 2.06 |
U.S. | 1.33 |
China | 1.27 |
Saudi Arabia | 1.14 |
Argentina | 0.88 |
Turkey | 0.66 |
Brazil | 0.29 |
Russia | 0.04 |
Mexico | 0.04 |
Indonesia | -0.36 |
India | -1.41 |
South Africa | -1.73 |
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