Share of men and women expected to survive to the age of 65, World
This measure shows the share newborns that would survive to the age of 65 if subject to the current age specific mortality rates.
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- Deaths per year, by world region
- Difference between female and male life expectancy at age 45
- Difference between male and female life expectancy
- Difference in female and male life expectancy at birth
- Differences in life expectancy are more regional than national
- Estimated and projected life expectancy at birth
- Expected years of living with disability or disease burden
- Female and male life expectancy at birth
- Female minus male life expectancy vs. non-communicable disease death rate
- Female-to-male life expectancy ratio
- Future life expectancy projections
- Gender difference in life expectancy
- Healthy life expectancy and years lived with disability
- Healthy life expectancy vs. health expenditure per capita
- Life expectancyWorld Bank data
- Life expectancyUN estimates + projections
- Life expectancyUN historical estimates
- Life expectancy
- Life expectancy at age 15
- Life expectancy at age 15 by sex
- Life expectancy at age 45
- Life expectancy at birthOECD data
- Life expectancy at birth by sex
- Life expectancy at birth, including the UN projections
- Life expectancy by world region
- Life expectancy of women vs. life expectancy of men
- Life expectancy vs. GDP per capitaWorld Bank
- Life expectancy vs. GDP per capitaMaddison
- Life expectancy vs. liberal democracy
- Life satisfaction vs. life expectancy
- Median age
- Share in extreme poverty vs. life expectancy at birth
- Share of women expected to survive to the age of 65
- Women's life expectancy at birth
- Years lived with disability vs. health expenditure per capita