Health > Life expectancy > Female healthy years: Countries Compared

DEFINITION: Number of years of life while 'healthy', as defined by the OECD. Estimates for 2001. See source for details.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	JapanJapan	75.8 years	2001
2	SwitzerlandSwitzerland	74.4 years	2001
3	FranceFrance	73.5 years	2001
=4	AustraliaAustralia	73.2 years	2001
=4	SwedenSweden	73.2 years	2001
=6	AustriaAustria	73 years	2001
=6	SpainSpain	73 years	2001
8	ItalyItaly	72.9 years	2001
=9	FinlandFinland	72.5 years	2001
=9	LuxembourgLuxembourg	72.5 years	2001
	Group of 7 countries (G7) averageGroup of 7 countries (G7) average (profile)	72.24 years	2001
=11	GermanyGermany	72.2 years	2001
=11	NorwayNorway	72.2 years	2001
13	IcelandIceland	72 years	2001
14	GreeceGreece	71.9 years	2001
15	BelgiumBelgium	71.8 years	2001
16	CanadaCanada	71.6 years	2001
	High income OECD countries averageHigh income OECD countries average (profile)	71.59 years	2001
17	New ZealandNew Zealand	71.5 years	2001
18	NetherlandsNetherlands	71.1 years	2001
19	United KingdomUnited Kingdom	70.9 years	2001
20	DenmarkDenmark	70.8 years	2001
21	IrelandIreland	70.4 years	2001
22	Czech RepublicCzech Republic	69.5 years	2001
23	PortugalPortugal	69.4 years	2001
24	United StatesUnited States	68.8 years	2001
=25	PolandPoland	66.6 years	2001
=25	SlovakiaSlovakia	66.6 years	2001
27	HungaryHungary	65.5 years	2001
28	MexicoMexico	65 years	2001
29	TurkeyTurkey	61.1 years	2001

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Japan ranked first for life expectancy > female healthy years amongst High income OECD countries in 2001.
United States ranked last for life expectancy > female healthy years amongst Group of 7 countries (G7) in 2001.
France ranked first for life expectancy > female healthy years amongst European Union in 2001.
15 of the top 16 countries by life expectancy > female healthy years are Christian.
21 of the bottom 25 countries by life expectancy > female healthy years are European.
Spain ranked second for life expectancy > female healthy years amongst NATO countries in 2001.
Turkey ranked last for life expectancy > female healthy years amongst Non-religious countries in 2001.
Austria ranked second for life expectancy > female healthy years amongst Eurozone in 2001.
Australia ranked first for life expectancy > female healthy years amongst English speaking countries in 2001.
Switzerland ranked first for life expectancy > female healthy years amongst Cold countries in 2001.