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Religious countries Compared by Health > Survival rate > To age 65 > Men

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DEFINITION: Survival to age 65 refers to the percentage of a cohort of newborn infants that would survive to age 65, if subject to current age specific mortality rates.".
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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Tunisia 78.11 2008
2 Saudi Arabia 75.94 2008
3 Malaysia 75.6 2008
4 Peru 73.44 2008
5 Poland 72.17 2008
6 Armenia 72.1 2008
7 Colombia 71.24 2008
8 Romania 69.67 2008
9 Georgia 69.14 2008
10 Pakistan 67.75 2008
11 Brazil 67.03 2008
12 Iraq 63.98 2008
13 Fiji 63.97 2008
14 Uzbekistan 61.86 2008
15 Moldova 59.06 2008
16 India 58.49 2008
17 Ghana 50.87 2008
18 Kenya 45.63 2008
19 Cameroon 42.26 2008
20 Nigeria 39.2 2008

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Interesting observations about Health > Survival rate > To age 65 > Men

  • Australia ranked first for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst Hot countries in 2008.
  • Iceland ranked first for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst Christian countries in 2008.
  • United Arab Emirates ranked first for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst Muslim countries in 2008.
  • Sweden ranked first for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst European Union in 2008.
  • Chile ranked first for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst Emerging markets in 2008.
  • Ireland ranked first for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst Catholic countries in 2008.
  • Zimbabwe has ranked last for survival rate > to age 65 > men since 1999.
  • Israel ranked second for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst Former British colonies in 2008.
  • Switzerland ranked first for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst Landlocked countries in 2008.
  • Cape Verde ranked first for survival rate > to age 65 > men amongst Sub-Saharan Africa in 2008.

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  • In Ethiopia, nine out of ten births occur without skilled health staff present.

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