Who live longer life?

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According to an annual study conducted by the CIA, Monaco ranks first with an average lifespan of 89.68 years, thanks to the calm atmosphere in the country. But even the Japanese can be proud with an average life expectancy of 83.91 years. In a CIA study of the world's countries published annually in the World Factbook, millions of death certificates are classified according to factors such as race, sex, cause of death, etc. to determine average life expectancy This year, the agency determined that the world's life expectancy is 67.59 years and it identifies which populations live the longest.   In the United States, for example, the average life expectancy is 78.49 - well above the global average. Many experts blame this on the medical developments that are now addressing problems that in the past would have shortened our lifespan. In contrast, medically retarded countries report a much lower life expectancy. For example, Chad's population can expect an average life expectancy of just under 50 years.