Global Health Perceived as Good or Very Good Among Women Aged 15-24 by Country

The highest perceived health among young women aged 15-24 in 2024 is in Romania (98.7%), showing robust growth of 0.18% year-on-year. Greece and Slovakia also show strong performances with stable or slight growth, while Slovenia (1.66%), Estonia (1.61%), and South Korea (2.42%) exhibit significant year-on-year gains. Conversely, the Netherlands (-1.08%), Sweden (-2.33%), and Spain (-0.69%) face notable declines. The U.S. and Czech Republic see minor contractions. Overall, Central and Eastern European countries are generally surpassing their Western counterparts in this health perception metric.

Future trends to watch include potential shifts in public health policy, healthcare access disparities, and socio-economic factors, which could influence young women's health perceptions globally, particularly in countries currently experiencing declines.