The Share of Young People in Greece Reporting Good Health Is Declining
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According to Eurostat data, the share of young people in Greece who report good or very good health has decreased in recent years. The statistical office of the European Union monitors this trend and compares it with previous years.
In 2021, 91.1% of young people in the country said they had good or very good health. In 2025, the corresponding share was 89.7%. The difference is 1.4 percentage points, that is, a small but continuous decline over a period of five years.
These figures are based on people's own statements about their health status. They do not directly measure diseases, but they show how young people perceive their health. For this reason, the numbers are a useful indication of the overall picture.
Overall, Greece shows high rates of positive self-assessed health among young people. However, the decline in recent years shows that the issue needs to be monitored over time.
Sources: Healthpharma
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