Global Health Perceived as Good or Very Good Among Women Aged 15+ with a High Level of Education by Country

The perceived global health among educated women over 15 varies significantly by country, with the United States leading at 91% in 2023. Increases were notable in Estonia (+3.3%), Croatia (+1.89%), and South Korea (+1.05%), indicating growing positive perceptions. Conversely, Sweden and Norway saw decreases of -3.57% and -0.84% respectively, suggesting a decline in perceived health. Short-term trends show stronger positive growth in Eastern Europe and parts of Asia, while Western Europe shows mixed results.

Looking ahead, countries with rising trends, like Croatia and South Korea, could continue to foster favorable perceptions if current policies and healthcare improvements persist. Monitoring lifestyle changes and policy impacts in Western Europe will be crucial as responses might vary significantly. Further growth in digital healthcare access and healthy lifestyle promotion can potentially boost perceptions globally.