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Our World in Data - Health

University of Oxford (Oxford Martin Programme on Global Development)

HDB-0069

Our World in Data maintains a collection of global health datasets including life expectancy, disease burden, healthcare spending, and disease prevalence, drawn from WHO, World Bank, IHME, and UN agencies. Data is presented through interactive visualizations available under Creative Commons licensing.

Category

Open dataset

Access

Open access

Cost

Free

Region

Global

License / terms

CC BY

Data types

health indicators, life expectancy, disease burden, healthcare spending

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Record HDB-0069 · last verified 2026-08-05 · listed in Open datasets

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