Years of Potential Life Lost - By Country

By Country

Here is a table of YPLL for all causes (ages 0-69, per 100,000) with the most recent available data from the OECD:

Rank Country Female YPLL Male YPLL Date
1 Mexico 5027 8528 2006
2 Hungary 4032 9235 2005
3 United States 3633 6291 2005
4 Slovakia 3343 7732 2005
5 Poland 3211 7962 2006
6 Portugal 2858 6024 2003
7 Belgium 2848 5471 1999
8 New Zealand 2747 4540 2005
9 United Kingdom 2564 4220 2007
10 Canada 2554 4168 2004
11 Denmark 2493 4311 2006
12 Czech Republic 2430 5486 2007
13 Luxembourg 2378 4080 2005
14 Australia 2289 3946 2004
15 Ireland 2289 4008 2007
16 Finland 1492 2995 2009
17 France 2252 4665 2006
18 South Korea 2227 4568 2006
19 Germany 2212 4044 2006
20 Norway 2118 3710 2006
21 Switzerland 2100 3488 2006
22 Austria 2068 4143 2007
23 Greece 2017 4562 2007
24 Sweden 2011 3191 2006
25 Spain 2000 4399 2005
26 Italy 1887 3605 2006
27 Japan 1763 3287 2009
28 Netherlands 2235 3114 2009
29 Iceland 1492 2994 2009


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