WHO estimates show life expectancy nearing its pre-pandemic level in 2023
Global life expectancy returned to 73.3 years, while healthy life expectancy remained 0.4 years below 2019.
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Global life expectancy returned to 73.3 years, while healthy life expectancy remained 0.4 years below 2019.
Data includedWHO estimates updated in July 2026 put new HIV infections at 1.2 million and HIV-related deaths at 570,000 in 2025.
Data includedWUENIC estimates put global three-dose DTP coverage at 85%, up one point; an estimated 13.5 million children received no vaccine.
Data includedThe NCHS report put the age-adjusted death rate at 689.2 per 100,000, 4.6% below 2024.
Data includedNew estimates show children under five carry a disproportionate foodborne disease burden relative to their population share.
Data includedCDC’s provisional estimate fell to 69,973; opioid-involved deaths also declined.
Data includedWHO’s 2026 report estimates 1.34 million viral hepatitis deaths in 2024 and highlights gaps in diagnosis and treatment.
Data includedAgainst its 2018 baseline, WHO’s estimated service coverage rose by 136 million people from 2024.
Data includedA joint WHO Europe–ECDC report found 2024 diagnoses covered 79% of estimated disease burden in the region.
Data includedNew child mortality estimates put neonatal deaths at 2.3 million in 2024 and show slower progress since 2015.
Data includedECDC preliminary data show reports from 30 countries fell from 2024 but remained about twice the 2023 level.
Data includedAn analysis of 185 countries and 36 cancer types estimates about 7.1 million cases were linked to preventable risks.
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