Greek young people rank second in the EU for self-assessed health
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Young people in Greece rank second highest among European Union countries in terms of their self-assessed health. According to the data presented, 98.1% of young people in Greece say that their health is good.
The survey examines how young people judge their health status and compares the results between poorer and wealthier countries of the Union. The answers are based on the young people's own personal assessment, and not on medical examinations. For this reason, the result mainly shows the perception young people have of their health.
This picture is important for the country, because young people are part of the workforce and the future of society. Nevertheless, the data do not explain in detail the causes of this positive picture, nor any differences between regions or social groups in Greece.
Overall, the survey shows that young Greeks have a very good perception of their health compared with their peers in Europe. Future data will show whether this trend continues in the years ahead.
Sources: Iatronet.gr
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