The ranking was produced by measuring life and death-related factors like life expectancy, perceptions of health problems, vaccination rates, tuberculosis, obesity and diabetes. And it also took into account feelings of joy, sadness, and worry, people’s satisfaction with their country’s healthcare, and the quality of sanitation facilities. The report compared 149 countries. How do you think the U.S. did compared to all the rest? [Tune into ‘The Dr. Bob Martin Show’]
