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All cartograms from worldmapper.org- © Copyright 2006 SASI Group (University of Sheffield)and Mark Newman (University of Michigan)

• Cartograms are maps where the territories have been re-sized according to variable data sources.

• The data used in the following cartograms are from- UNDP, WHO, CIA world fact file, UN statistics division, UNCTD, etc.

• All the Data is from the period 2002-08

Total population

Population growth

Private Health Spending

Level of spending on private health care is related to the ability to pay, not the need for health care.

Private health expenditure as percentage of GDP

Public health spending

Value of Medicines exported

Affordable Drugs

69% of the world population have access to affordable essential drugs.

Health Service Quality

Territory size shows the proportion of people worldwide who receive good basic health care that live there.

Hospital Beds

Hospital beds include beds in public and private hospitals, specialised hospitals, and rehabilitation centres.

Patient : Doctor ratio

Most Preventable Deaths

Absolute number of people who died from most preventable causes(communicable infections, maternal, perinatal and nutritional conditions)

Expected Deaths

Probable Deaths when depending only on age and sex

Unhealthy Life

This measure shows the time spent in poor health..

Unhealthy life is the years lived beyond the World Health Organisation’s health-adjusted life expectancy.

HIV Prevalence All cardiovascular Disease deaths

Deaths due to Kidney Disease Deaths due to Endocrinal disorders

National Savings

The difference between Gross National Income and (public and private) expenditure.

Richest Tenth

shows the earnings of the richest tenth of the population living there

Dr.Neelesh BhandariM.B.B.S (AFMC),M.D (Path)P.G.P in Human Rights

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