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Table 1 Demographic, socioeconomic and health care characteristics of study cities

From: A time series study on the effects of heat on mortality and evaluation of heterogeneity into European and Eastern-Southern Mediterranean cities: results of EU CIRCE project

Citya

Demographic indicators

Socioeconomic and health care indicatorsc

Total populationb

Ages 0-14 (% of total)b

Ages 15-64 (% of total)b

Ages 65 + (% of total)b

Infant mortality rates (per 1000 live births)c

Life expectancy at birth (years)c

Hospital beds density x 1000 inhabitants

GDP per capita (US$)

Health expenditure (% of GDP)

Unemployment rate (% of total labor force)

Rome

2,546,804

12.8

68.1

19.1

4.6

80.1

4.6

19,722

8.2

9.6

Barcelona

1,505,325

11.5

66.5

22.0

4.1

79.7

3.6

14,952

7.2

10.5

Bari

316,532

14.1

68.7

17.2

4.6

80.1

4.6

19,722

8.2

9.6

Istanbul

8,803,468

25.8

69.4

4.8

27.8

71.5

2.6

3,037

5.2

8.4

Valencia

738,441

12.8

69.7

17.5

4.1

81.2

3.6

14,952

7.2

10.5

Lisbon

564,657

11.6

64.8

23.6

5.0

79.7

3.9

11,691

8.8

4.0

Palermo

686,722

17.5

67.8

14.7

4.6

80.1

4.6

19,722

8.2

9.6

Athens

3,894,573

14.3

70.9

14.8

5.1

78.5

4.8

11,858

8.8

10.2

Tunis

983,861

21.3

71.9

6.8

21.0

72.8

1.7

2,281

5.8

15.1

Tel-Aviv

348,245

17.9

63.7

18.3

5.1

79.5

4.2

19,093

7.8

9.3

  1. a Cities are ordered by latitude.
  2. b City level. Source: National Institute of Statistics.
  3. c National level. Source: OECD Statistics extract. WHO, World Health Statistics. World Bank, World Development Indicators.