Introduction
Life expectancy at birth measures the average number of years a newborn is expected to live, assuming current mortality rates remain constant. This indicator reflects the combined impact of healthcare quality, disease prevention, and living conditions on population health.
Data come from the World Health Organization's Global Health Observatory, which compiles life expectancy statistics from national vital registration systems across WHO member states.
Overall Life Expectancy
In recent period, life expectancy at birth in Marshall Islands reached N/A years (N/A y/y). This development .
Female Life Expectancy
In recent period, female life expectancy at birth in Marshall Islands stood at N/A years (N/A y/y). This trend .
Male Life Expectancy
In recent period, male life expectancy at birth in Marshall Islands reached N/A years (N/A y/y). This development .
FAQ
Life expectancy in Marshall Islands is influenced by healthcare system quality, disease prevention programs, socioeconomic conditions, and lifestyle factors. Countries with universal healthcare coverage and lower rates of smoking typically show higher life expectancy. As of recent period, Marshall Islands's average life expectancy stands at N/A years.
The gender gap results from biological, behavioral, and social factors. Men have higher rates of cardiovascular disease, engage in riskier behaviors, and are less likely to seek preventive healthcare. This gap has been narrowing as male health behaviors improve.
Life expectancy varies significantly across Marshall Islands countries, reflecting differences in healthcare systems, economic conditions, and lifestyle factors. As of the latest available data:
- Switzerland: 83.3 years
- Spain: 82.7 years
- Italy: 82.2 years
- France: 81.9 years
- Germany: 80.5 years
- Poland: 75.4 years
- Romania: 72.8 years
Marshall Islands ranks among the regions with the highest life expectancy globally. Marshall Islands countries benefit from well-developed healthcare systems and strong public health infrastructure. For comparison, life expectancy across regions stands at:
- Marshall Islands: N/A years
- Americas: 74.1 years
- Western Pacific: 77.4 years
- South-East Asia: 68.4 years
- Africa: 63.6 years
- Global average: 71.4 years
Life Expectancy in Other Countries
Compare Marshall Islands's life expectancy results with other regions and countries to explore broader global health trends.
Methodology and Data Sources
All charts and indicators update automatically based on the World Health Organization's Global Health Observatory database, which compiles life expectancy data from national vital registration systems. Data are typically updated annually.