For the country as a whole, life expectancy rose during the second half of the 20th century, reflecting higher nutritional, sanitary, and medical standards.
Taken as a whole, life expectancy for Afghans is still just 48 years, and the average annual national income per capita is about $410.
"When Sultan Qaboos came to power, there were just two schools in the whole country, life expectancy for women was just 42, with 90% dying from childbirth.
The city council says: Residents of the City of York generally experience better health and wellbeing across a range of indicators than the United Kingdom as a whole - life expectancy is higher than the national average at 79.6 years for men and 83.2 years for women.
It is an argument that has yet to persuade Zahid Salem, working behind the counter of his fabric shop in Calton – the Glasgow ward where, notoriously, men have the lowest life expectancy in the whole of Scotland.
Even with all of that, we know nothing about the effects of Paleo living on the full, modern life span -- because Stone Age life expectancy was a whole lot shorter.
Medical tourism can contribute to wider economic development, which is strongly correlated with improved population health status as a whole, e.g. increased life expectancy, reduced child mortality rates [ 11].
Yokkaichi patients also showed shorter life expectancy than the whole population of Mie Prefecture.
Life expectancy for the whole Glasgow population was lower than the population of Aberdeen, Dundee and Edinburgh combined.
However, this nominal deficit would be massively outweighed by about 2 years increase in life expectancy of the whole nation.
