Romania ranks first in the EU for young people's perception of their own health
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According to data published by Eurostat, the Statistical Office of the European Union, Romania ranks first in the EU in terms of how young people perceive their state of health. This is an assessment made by young people themselves, not a medical examination.
These data show what young people think about their health, not how good their health is from a medical point of view. The indicator measures personal perception, that is, the way each person judges their own state of health.
At European level, young men rate their health favourably in a proportion of 90.9%. For young women, the percentage is 88.4%. The difference between the two categories is small, but it exists.
Thus, Romania ranks first on this indicator, and Eurostat data offer a picture of young people's perception across the entire European Union. However, the source analysed does not provide additional details about the exact figures for Romania.
Sources: Ziarul Bursa
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