Healthy life expectancy
Healthy life expectancy asks how many years people might expect to live in good health. It is a population measure and is not estimated individually in V1.
Healthy life expectancy asks how many years people might expect to live in good health. It is a population measure and is not estimated individually in V1.
A long life and a healthy life are related questions, but they are not interchangeable.
WHO’s HALE estimates combine mortality with population health-state data. Translating a national HALE value into a personal age would require another validated model and much more clinical information. YouLiveLong therefore provides population context without presenting a false personal number.
At the population level, the gap between life expectancy and healthy life expectancy describes years lived with some degree of health loss. It is useful for public-health comparisons, not a countdown for an individual.