GLOBAL HEALTH TRENDS & THE WORLDPOWERPOINT BY NHU VU AND JENNIFER LE
LIFE EXPECTANCY- Life expectancy is how long a person is expected to live upon birth.The average life expectancy in 1955 was 48 years.  In 1995, it was 65years.  It is expected to be 73 years in 2025.
120 countries today have a life expectancy of more than 60 years. The overall population of these countries is five billion.
16 countries have experienced a decrease in life expectancy during the years 1975-1995. The overall population of these countries is 300 million.
No country is expected to have a life expectancy of less than 50 years by 2025.LIFE EXPECTANCY AROUND THE WORLDover 8072.5-7565-67.550-55under 4077.5-8070-72.560-6545-50not available75-77.567.5-7055-6040-45
BOTH GENDERS: 76MALE: 72FEMALE: 80Although the life expectancy in Europe is higher than most countries, it has been slowly decreasing since  World War II. This is due to internal conflicts  connected to the Soviet Union.LIFE EXPECTANCY OF EUROPE
HEALTH OF POPULATION-Population is greatly affected by health. -Imagine a country with a steady fertility rate. If the people are healthy, a population is more likely to flourish. On the other hand, if the people are not healthy, the population is likely to have a negative natural increase rate.-Due to advanced technology and medicine, deaths regarding health has greatly decreased over the last two decades.
-From 1975-2025, those in India are generally expected to live longer lives due to advances in medicine and technology.-According to studies in 2002, the population in India was 1,045,845,226. By 2025, the population is expected to be about 1.5 billion. -India will have the largest population in the world, surpassing today’s most heavily populated country, China.HEALTH OF INDIA

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    GLOBAL HEALTH TRENDS& THE WORLDPOWERPOINT BY NHU VU AND JENNIFER LE
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    LIFE EXPECTANCY- Lifeexpectancy is how long a person is expected to live upon birth.The average life expectancy in 1955 was 48 years. In 1995, it was 65years. It is expected to be 73 years in 2025.
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    120 countries todayhave a life expectancy of more than 60 years. The overall population of these countries is five billion.
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    16 countries haveexperienced a decrease in life expectancy during the years 1975-1995. The overall population of these countries is 300 million.
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    No country isexpected to have a life expectancy of less than 50 years by 2025.LIFE EXPECTANCY AROUND THE WORLDover 8072.5-7565-67.550-55under 4077.5-8070-72.560-6545-50not available75-77.567.5-7055-6040-45
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    BOTH GENDERS: 76MALE:72FEMALE: 80Although the life expectancy in Europe is higher than most countries, it has been slowly decreasing since World War II. This is due to internal conflicts connected to the Soviet Union.LIFE EXPECTANCY OF EUROPE
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    HEALTH OF POPULATION-Populationis greatly affected by health. -Imagine a country with a steady fertility rate. If the people are healthy, a population is more likely to flourish. On the other hand, if the people are not healthy, the population is likely to have a negative natural increase rate.-Due to advanced technology and medicine, deaths regarding health has greatly decreased over the last two decades.
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    -From 1975-2025, thosein India are generally expected to live longer lives due to advances in medicine and technology.-According to studies in 2002, the population in India was 1,045,845,226. By 2025, the population is expected to be about 1.5 billion. -India will have the largest population in the world, surpassing today’s most heavily populated country, China.HEALTH OF INDIA