Distribution of respondents by self-assessed health status and by presence and main types of nutrition-related diseases (conditions)
Women aged 14 and over characterize their well-being based on personal feelings and the presence of chronic conditions related to nutrition. The indicators reflect the share of respondents who report good or satisfactory health. The total population of respondents in each of the presented regions, including the Arctic zone, is taken as 100 to allow for comparison between population groups
Chart showing the distribution of women in the Arctic zone by self-assessed health status and the presence of nutrition-related diseases
Set in numbers
29 series, arranged across 2 breakdowns rather than over time. 58 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Women aged 14 years and over — total” — 100; the smallest is “have one or several nutrition‑related diseases (conditions) — could not answer” at 0.
All table numbers are series: 29
How to read this table
Comparing the data reveals differences in health perception among female residents of various constituent entities. The focus is on categorizing respondents by quality, which helps assess the prevalence of nutrition-related diseases. Observe how responses are distributed within each group to identify regional characteristics and the level of general satisfaction with physical condition
The same indicator in other breakdowns (4)
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Period and application
The information is presented as an up-to-date statistical snapshot of the Russian Arctic zone. The data is used by healthcare experts, sociologists, and analysts to study the quality of life in northern territories. Regular publication allows researchers to rely on reliable indicators when preparing reports on the social well-being of Arctic residents
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