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The 15 countries with the highest life expectancy — and the 15 with the lowest
- Monaco and San Marino top the life expectancy list, signaling very long average lifespans.
- World Bank data through 2023 shows rich, well‑run health systems correlate with longer lifespans.
- U.S. ranks 48th globally, with an average life expectancy of 78.4 years.
- Wealth disparities and healthcare access are key factors behind longevity differences.
- The World Bank uses data from UN Population Division and Eurostat to build the rankings.
- Islamic, European, and other regions show a wide range in life expectancy across countries.
- Historical longevity notes include Jeanne Calment as the oldest verified person.
- The article emphasizes that higher life expectancy generally aligns with wealthier economies.
- A broad set of insights helps explain why some nations lag in longevity.
- The BI article notes the data sources and calls for careful interpretation of AI-generated summaries.
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