98.1% of young people in Greece say they are in good health
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According to Eurostat data, 98.1% of young people in Greece aged 16 to 29 say they are in good health. The data was published by the information portal Olo Ygeia.
The survey covers 14 European Union member states. In these countries, more than 9 in 10 young people rate their health positively. Greece has one of the highest rates in the youth group.
Eurostat is the statistical office of the European Union. The results are based on the responses of the young people themselves, that is, on their own view of their health.
The data provide a general picture of the health of young people in Europe and in Greece. For more detailed information, one can refer to the official website of Eurostat.
Sources: Όλο Υγεία
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