Eurostat’s latest preliminary figures show that life expectancy in the European Union climbed to 81.7 years in 2024. The increase of 0.3 years compared to 2023 confirms the long-term upward trend in the bloc. Despite the general improvement, the data highlight notable disparities between member states. In 15 EU countries, life expectancy stands above the average. At the top of the ranking are Italy and Sweden, both with 84.1 years, followed closely by Spain at 84 years. At the lower end of the

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