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A woman gives herself a mask from mud in Israel’s Dead Sea. Nearly eight of 10 Israelis report their health is good to very good.

A woman gives herself a mask from mud in Israel’s Dead Sea. Nearly eight of 10 Israelis report their health is good to very good.

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A woman gives herself a mask from mud in Israel’s Dead Sea. Nearly eight of 10 Israelis report their health is good to very good.

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: Singapore, where traditional Chinese medicine shops can be found, ranks as the No. 1 healthiest country in the world.

: Italy consistently ranks near the top on several health outcome categories. Is it the Mediterranean diet, perhaps?

: Australia’s health-care system, of which the Sydney Hospital is part, has served it well.

: A Swiss helicopter makes a rescue. The country has one of the lowest child mortality rates and highest life expectancies.

: Japan, famous for its healthy foods such as nigiri, has an aging population, but also the resources to deal with the elderly.

: A woman gives herself a mask from mud in Israel’s Dead Sea. Nearly eight of 10 Israelis report their health is good to very good.

: Swimmers finish the Barcelona Garmin Triathlon. Spain ranks eighth in the OECD’s Better Life Index.

: Biking is a typical Dutch method of transport for adults and children.

: Cross-country skiing is a popular sport in Sweden. The average life expectancy of Swedes is 81.9 years.

: Germans skating at the Nymphenburg Palace Canal. Germany’s health-care model is among the most advanced in the world.

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