The survival of male age 65 in Germany

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World Data Atlas Topics Demographics Male

The survival of male age 65 of Germany increased from 69.09 % in 1972 to 84.73 % in 2021 growing at an average annual rate of 0.42%.

Macro Region
North America	76.75 % in 2021	WB
Europe	75.38 % in 2021	WB

World The survival of male age 65 in Europe
Monaco	94.65 % in 2021	WB
Malta	91.83 % in 2021	WB
Liechtenstein	91.35 % in 2021	WB
Norway	91.09 % in 2021	WB
Switzerland	91.05 % in 2021	WB
Iceland	90.58 % in 2021	WB
Sweden	90.14 % in 2021	WB
Netherlands	89.76 % in 2021	WB
Ireland	89.68 % in 2021	WB
Italy	89.07 % in 2021	WB

Germany - Survival - Age 65 - Gender
Female	91.61 % in 2021	WB

Male mortality indicators of age 65 in Germany
Life Expectancy	18.29 years in 2020	UNDESA

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