94 per Cent of Young Cypriots Rate Their Health as Good or Very Good
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According to recent Eurostat data, the health status of Hungarian youth is more favorable than the EU average: 92.7 percent of 16-29 year-olds consider their health to be good or very good. However, more detailed data nuance the picture, as there is a significant difference according to income status, and Hungary already performs poorly in leisure-time physical activity.
94 per cent of young Cypriots rate their health as good or very good
Cyprus outperformed the EU average for youth health in 2025, with 94 per cent of young people rating their health as good or very good, compared to the EU average of 89.7 per cent, Eurostat reported on Monday. This also surpassed the overall population’s rating, where 75 per cent of those aged 16 and over […]
https://cdn.edupedu.ro/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/eurostat-tineri-sanatate.jpgRomania ranks first in Europe from the point of view of young people who declare that they have a good and very good state of health, according to the latest Eurostat data,...
Greece's particularly high percentage does not mean that almost all young people are free from health problems. However, it does show that, when asked to assess their overall health, almost all give a positive answer.
In the European ranking of self-rated health, Romania is the first, 98.2%, followed closely by Greece, 98.1%, and Croatia, 95.9%.
Romanian young people lead the European top of those who say they have a good or very good state of health. The proportion recorded in Romania is 98.2%, compared to 89.7% at EU level, shows the Eurostat data published on Mondays.
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