Which Country Has Citizens Who Regularly Undergo Health Checkups?

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Erlina Fury Santika 17/04/2024 09:00 WIB

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A Statista survey reveals that at least ten countries top the list of nations whose citizens regularly undergo health checkups. South Korea leads the pack.

Proportion of Respondents from Selected Countries Regularly Checking Their Health (December 2023)

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Proportion of Respondents from Selected Countries Regularly Checking Their Health (December 2023)

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A *Statista Consumer Insights* survey reveals that citizens of several countries regularly undergo health check-ups or medical check-ups.

Statista reports that South Korean respondents showed the highest rate of health check-ups in 2023, with 61% of respondents in the country having done so.

This was followed by Brazil at 52% and Spain at 50%.

"South Korea (61%) and Brazil (52%) are exemplary. More than half of the respondents in these countries routinely visit the doctor," Statista wrote on its website, as quoted on Tuesday (April 16, 2024).

Germany followed with 48%, and the United States at 44%.

Australia reported 43%, France 35%, and the United Kingdom 28%.

Statista notes that the Netherlands has a similar proportion to the UK. Statista also points out that the proportion of visits in the UK and the Netherlands is quite low, and their citizens are considered not to be taking advantage of opportunities to maintain their health.

"Generally, doctor visits are a good idea for preventative purposes, and public health cannot usually be determined solely by the high number of medical visits," Statista writes.

The survey targeted 2,000-10,000 respondents aged 18-64 from each selected country. However, Statista has not yet detailed the countries surveyed. The survey was conducted in December 2023.

(Also read: [Majority of Indonesian Citizens Have Never Used Telemedicine Services, What are the Reasons?])

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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