In 2024, residents provided responses regarding their health status, showing the distribution of assessments across categories. Rows represent different response options, ranging from the total number of respondents to specific health states, such as very good or good health. The data covers individuals aged 15 and older, and information is presented in percentages to allow for comparison between urban and rural respondents
Diagram of self-reported health assessment by place of residence, 2024, percentages
The table is a snapshot — 21 series shown across 4 breakdowns. 84 values in total.
“Persons aged 15 and over – total” leads the table with 100, “Женщины в возрасте 15 лет и более — не определено” closes it with 0.1. The gap between them is 1,000-fold.
All table numbers are series: 21
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в том числе проживают — в городских населенных пунктах
в том числе проживают — из них с численностью населения 1 млн. человек и более
в том числе проживают — в сельских населенных пунктах
Differences in assessments are based on the response types selected by survey participants in various settlements. Rows include both the total population aged 15+ and subgroups with specific health statuses. Comparing rows helps determine the share of the population that considers their health to be excellent versus satisfactory, with calculations based on the total number of respondents in each group
The data is current for 2024 and reflects the opinions of various population groups based on their place of residence. The survey results are useful for analyzing the quality of life in rural areas and cities, as well as for studying the demographic health characteristics of citizens. Rosstat statistics provide insight into the structure of people's well-being without a breakdown by specific regions
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