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    This document provides health statistics and indicators for Ecuador. It shows that the top causes of death for children under 5 are acute respiratory infections, birth asphyxia, and diarrhoea. Life expectancy has increased from 70 years in 2012 to 76 years in 2015. Under-five mortality has declined significantly from 48 deaths per 1000 live births in 1990 to 15 in 2015. Communicable diseases account for the largest percentage of years of life lost at 51%.

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    This document provides health statistics and indicators for Ecuador. It shows that the top causes of death for children under 5 are acute respiratory infections, birth asphyxia, and diarrhoea. Life expectancy has increased from 70 years in 2012 to 76 years in 2015. Under-five mortality has declined significantly from 48 deaths per 1000 live births in 1990 to 15 in 2015. Communicable diseases account for the largest percentage of years of life lost at 51%.

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    This document provides health statistics and indicators for Ecuador. It shows that the top causes of death for children under 5 are acute respiratory infections, birth asphyxia, and diarrhoea. Life expectancy has increased from 70 years in 2012 to 76 years in 2015. Under-five mortality has declined significantly from 48 deaths per 1000 live births in 1990 to 15 in 2015. Communicable diseases account for the largest percentage of years of life lost at 51%.

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    (Fxdgrukhdo Wksuril OH: 6HO HFW HG L QGL FDW RU V 'L VW U L EXW L RQ RI /hdu V RI O L I H O RVW E/ FDXVHV

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    Diana Isabel Letamendi Velasco
    This document provides health statistics and indicators for Ecuador. It shows that the top causes of death for children under 5 are acute respiratory infections, birth asphyxia, and diarrhoea. Life expectancy has increased from 70 years in 2012 to 76 years in 2015. Under-five mortality has declined significantly from 48 deaths per 1000 live births in 1990 to 15 in 2015. Communicable diseases account for the largest percentage of years of life lost at 51%.

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    Last update: May 2014.

    Ecuador: health profile


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    Ecuador: health profile
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