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Highest Life Expectancy 1950 - 2025

Life expectancy in the G20 countries has risen dramatically, with Japan consistently achieving the highest levels since the late 20th century—rising from around the late 60s in 1960 to about 84–85 years by the 2020s, followed closely by Italy, France, Australia, and Canada, all exceeding 81–83 years today. In contrast, countries like United States and Russia have generally trailed slightly behind other advanced economies despite high income levels. The long-term rise across all G20 nations is mainly driven by improved healthcare systems, vaccines, antibiotics, better sanitation, and nutrition, which have added roughly 20+ years to life expectancy since the mid-20th century. Countries with the highest longevity—especially Japan and Italy—also benefit from healthy diets (such as low processed food and high seafood/vegetable intake), strong public healthcare, active lifestyles, and social cohesion, while lower-performing G20 countries often face challenges like inequality, lifestyle diseases, or weaker public health outcomes. Overall, life expectancy has become a key indicator of economic development and quality of life, showing how advances in medicine, living standards, and public policy have significantly extended human lifespan across the modern world. To support the channel ➡ / @StatsMedia SUBSCRIBE ➡ / statsmedia Thanks for watching. Have a nice day !! #usa #canada #spain ==================== Sources: Data: World Bank ==================== Disclaimer: Stats Media relies on third-party data collected and published by a selection of trusted organizations. We publish the data source in the description and in the video itself. Most of the data in this channel comes directly from third-party providers and is published “as is”. Stats Media channel is not responsible for the accuracy of this data. ===== SUPPORT THE CHANNEL ➡ / @StatsMedia SUBSCRIBE ➡ / StatsMedia