FROM UK DAILY MAIL
Where in the world will you live the longest? Colour-coded map highlights stark differences in life expectancy across globe
This revealing colour-coded map reveals the patchwork of different life
expectancies in 188 of the world's countries. No surprises, people are
likely to live the longest in developed countries with state-funded
healthcare systems like Japan, Canada and the UK, which each have
average life expectancies of over 80. However despite the prohibitive
cost U.S. healthcare, it's interesting to note that life expectancy in
the world's superpower still regularly reaches higher than 77.5 - as
good as some European social democracies.
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