Life expectancy at birth, total (years)

This vital indicator reflects the average number of years that a newborn infant is projected to live, assuming that current age-specific mortality rates remain constant throughout their lifetime. It serves as a crucial measure of overall health status and well-being within a population, influenced by various factors such as healthcare quality, socioeconomic conditions, and lifestyle choices. Higher life expectancy often correlates with improved living standards and access to medical services, while lower figures may indicate underlying health crises or disparities. By analyzing trends in this metric, policymakers and health organizations can identify critical areas for intervention and resource allocation to enhance public health outcomes and longevity. Source: