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WHO Health for All Database (HFA-DB)

WHO Regional Office for Europe

HDB-0267

Core health statistics database of the WHO European Region containing approximately 1,450 indicators across demographics, health status, determinants, and health care resources for 53 European member states. Data spans from 1970 to present and is updated annually based on member state reporting, allowing integrated access and dynamic cross-country comparisons.

Category

Open dataset

Access

Open access

Region

Europe

Coverage

53 WHO European Region member states

Data types

health indicators, demographics, health status, health care resources, expenditure

WHO surveillance population-based panel data free-access

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Record HDB-0267 · last verified 2026-08-06 · listed in Open datasets

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