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How do Australian child health outcomes compare internationally?

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How do Australian babies and young children fare compared with other wealthy countries on survival, birthweight and vaccination, and are the countries ahead of us still pulling away?

Good but no longer improving. Australia's infant mortality rate of 3.3 per 1,000 live births in 2024 sits mid-table among OECD members, the same as Germany and the Netherlands, twice Japan's and well below the United States. Estonia and Italy have both pulled ahead since 2015 while Australia stood still.

Infant mortality rate
3.3 per 1,000 live births
2024 · 3.2 in 2015; the 2024 observation is provisional
Low birthweight babies
6.6%
2023 · 6.5% in 2015
Measles immunisation coverage
91.0%
2025 · not a harmonised ranking — national schedules differ
Lowest infant mortality reported
1.4 per 1,000
2024 · Estonia and Iceland

1. In the middle of the OECD, in a five-country cluster

Australia's 2024 is 3.3 per 1,000 live births, the same as Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany. Sixteen of the 35 OECD members reporting that year are below it and fourteen above, an Aard count from the series. Four other members report the same rate as Australia, so it has no single rank. It is ahead of the United States at 5.5 and Canada at 4.5, and behind Estonia and Iceland at 1.4 and Japan at 1.8. The spread runs to Mexico at 12.5.

Infant mortality, 2024

Deaths under one year per 1,000 live births, no minimum threshold of gestation or birthweight, for every country shown. Every OECD member with a 2024 observation — 35 of the 38. Australia's and Chile's figures are provisional, marked P.

  • Australia (provisional)
  • Higher rate than Australia
  • Other series

Country · Deaths per 1,000 live births

OECD (2026), Health status, OECD Health Statistics, https://www.oecd.org/en/data/datasets/oecd-health-statistics.html (accessed on 16 September 2026). Used under the OECD Terms and Conditions. Health status

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Infant mortality, 2024
Deaths per 1,000 live birthsLower rate than AustraliaAustralia (provisional)Higher rate than Australia
Estonia1.4
Iceland1.4
Latvia1.5
Slovenia1.7
Japan1.8
Sweden2.0
Finland2.1
Czechia2.3
Israel2.3
Korea2.4
Italy2.5
Denmark2.8
Lithuania2.9
Portugal3.0
Spain3.0
Austria3.1
Australia P3.3
Ireland3.3
Netherlands3.3
Switzerland3.3
Germany3.3
Belgium3.5
Poland3.6
Greece3.7
Hungary3.8
France4.1
United Kingdom4.2
Canada4.5
Luxembourg5.3
United States5.5
Slovak Republic5.9
Chile P6.2
Türkiye8.9
Costa Rica10.2
Mexico12.5

2. The countries ahead kept moving; Australia did not

Australia's has sat between 3.1 and 3.3 in every year since 2015. Italy started the decade just 0.3 below Australia and is now 0.8 below. Estonia has almost halved, from 2.5 to 1.4. The United Kingdom and the United States have also been flat, so Australia is not an outlier in standing still — but the countries it would want to be compared with are not.

Infant mortality, 2015 to 2024

Deaths under one year per 1,000 live births; no minimum threshold of gestation or birthweight. Australia's 2024 observation is flagged provisional by the OECD.

  • Australia
  • Italy
  • Other series (4)

Deaths per 1,000 live births · Year

OECD (2026), Health status, OECD Health Statistics, https://www.oecd.org/en/data/datasets/oecd-health-statistics.html (accessed on 16 September 2026). Used under the OECD Terms and Conditions. Health status

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Infant mortality, 2015 to 2024
YearAustraliaItalyEstoniaJapanUnited KingdomUnited States
20153.22.92.51.93.95.9
20163.12.82.32.03.85.9
20173.32.72.31.93.95.8
20183.12.81.61.93.95.7
20193.32.41.61.94.05.6
20203.22.41.41.83.85.4
20213.32.32.21.74.05.4
20223.22.32.21.84.05.6
20233.22.51.71.84.25.6
20243.32.51.41.84.25.5

3. Birthweight puts Australia in the middle too

In 2023, 6.6% of Australian babies were of , born under 2,500 gramsseventeen of the 37 OECD members reporting that year are below it, Czechia is level with it, and eighteen are above, an Aard count. New Zealand and Luxembourg are just below at 6.5%. The Nordic reporters run from Iceland at 3.8% to Denmark at 4.8% — between about a quarter and two-fifths below Australia. The Australian rate has moved between 6.3% and 6.7% for a decade. What drives it is not in this series and is not claimed here.

Low birthweight babies, 2023

Liveborn babies under 2,500 grams as a share of live births. Every OECD member with a 2023 observation — 37 of the 38. Chile's and Costa Rica's figures are provisional, marked P.

  • Australia
  • Higher rate than Australia
  • Other series

Country · Low birthweight (%)

OECD (2026), Health status, OECD Health Statistics, https://www.oecd.org/en/data/datasets/oecd-health-statistics.html (accessed on 16 September 2026). Used under the OECD Terms and Conditions. Health status

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Low birthweight babies, 2023
Low birthweight (%)Lower rate than AustraliaAustraliaHigher rate than Australia
Estonia3.6%
Iceland3.8%
Finland4.0%
Lithuania4.1%
Sweden4.1%
Norway4.2%
Latvia4.5%
Denmark4.8%
Netherlands5.6%
Poland5.6%
Slovenia5.7%
Austria6.0%
Ireland6.0%
Switzerland6.1%
Belgium6.4%
Luxembourg6.5%
New Zealand6.5%
Australia6.6%
Czechia6.6%
Israel6.8%
Italy7.0%
United Kingdom7.1%
Canada7.2%
Mexico7.3%
Chile P7.5%
France7.6%
Spain7.6%
Hungary7.7%
Korea7.7%
Slovak Republic8.2%
Portugal8.5%
United States8.6%
Costa Rica P8.8%
Türkiye9.1%
Japan9.6%
Greece10.0%
Colombia11.0%

4. What makes these numbers comparable, and what does not

Registration practice moves more than most readers expect. The OECD publishes two bases: one with no minimum threshold of gestation or birthweight, and one counting only births from 22 weeks. On the second basis the United Kingdom's 2023 rate falls from 4.2 to 2.9 and the United States' from 5.6 to 4.8. Every figure on this page uses the first, for every country, which is why Australia's position here is lower than some published rankings show.

What to watch for

  • All cross-country figures come from one producer, the OECD, including the Australian ones. The OECD's Australian infant mortality figure for 2024 is 3.3, its rendering of the same ABS registrations that give 3.27; quoting the ABS figure next to other countries' OECD figures would not be a like-for-like comparison.
  • The OECD publishes infant mortality on two bases. This page uses the basis with no minimum threshold of gestation or birthweight for every country. Twenty-eight reporters also publish a 22-week basis, on which their rates are lower — by 1.3 per 1,000 for the United Kingdom in 2023. The two bases are never mixed.
  • Australia's 2024 infant mortality observation carries a provisional flag.
  • New Zealand has not reported infant mortality to the OECD since 2021, so it does not appear in the 2024 comparison.
  • Both cross-country charts show EVERY OECD member reporting that year — 35 of 38 for infant mortality in 2024 and 37 of 38 for low birthweight in 2023 — rather than a subset. Non-member reporters in the same response are excluded.
  • The low birthweight chart uses 2023 because that is Australia's latest reported year; the infant mortality chart uses 2024. Each chart holds one year for every country shown.
  • Low birthweight rates are reported here for liveborn babies. Rates including stillbirths are materially higher and are a different measure.
  • Every count and gap on this page is Aard's arithmetic on OECD observations, not an OECD publication: how many members sit below Australia on each measure, the roughly 2 per 1,000 gap to the leading reporters, Italy's margins against Australia, and the difference between the United Kingdom's two reporting bases in 2023. The OECD publishes the rates; the comparisons between them are ours. Australia ties with four other members on infant mortality and with one on low birthweight, so this page counts members above and below rather than assigning a rank that a tie-break would decide.
  • Four figures here are arithmetic on OECD observations rather than OECD publications, and are labelled because the citation on each names the OECD: the roughly 2 per 1,000 gap between Australia and the leading reporters, Italy's 0.3 and 0.8 margins against Australia, the 1.3 per 1,000 difference between the United Kingdom's two reporting bases in 2023, and the count of twenty-eight reporters publishing a 22-week basis. Each was calculated by Aard from the OECD series cited; the OECD publishes the rates, not these comparisons.
  • Chile's and Costa Rica's 2023 low birthweight figures carry a provisional flag, as do Australia's and Chile's 2024 infant mortality figures. They are marked P on the charts rather than dropped.
  • The OECD response identifies dataflow versions DF_MIM 1.1 and DF_IH_LB 1.1; both queries are unversioned and follow the current production artefact, so a later revision may return different values under the same URL.

References

Data extracted . Reviewed 2026-09-17 by Aard Data Team. Each numbered entry is the publication that documents the figures; the calls beneath it are the ones the retrieval actually made, recovered from the authoring session’s own transcript.

  1. [1]Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Health status, 1960-2025
    Vintage: OECD Health Statistics, continuously updated as member countries report; the most recent year differs by country and some observations are flagged provisional or estimated. Infant mortality is reported against a GESTATION_THRESHOLD dimension: most countries report with no minimum threshold of gestation or birthweight, but some register only births from 22 weeks or 500 grams, which lowers their measured rate. National reporting of extremely preterm births is the main reason like-named rates are not strictly like-for-like. Both dataflows were at version 1.1 at extraction on 16 September 2026.
    OECD (2026), Health status, OECD Health Statistics, https://www.oecd.org/en/data/datasets/oecd-health-statistics.html (accessed on 16 September 2026). Used under the OECD Terms and Conditions.
    • The call this page made · extracted 16 September 2026
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      • 1.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, IcelandISL.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
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      • 1.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, SloveniaSVN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
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      • 2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, SwedenSWE.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, FinlandFIN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, CzechiaCZE.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, IsraelISR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, KoreaKOR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, DenmarkDNK.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, LithuaniaLTU.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, PortugalPRT.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, SpainESP.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustriaAUT.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, IrelandIRL.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, NetherlandsNLD.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, SwitzerlandCHE.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, GermanyDEU.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, BelgiumBEL.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, PolandPOL.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, GreeceGRC.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, HungaryHUN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, FranceFRA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, CanadaCAN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, LuxembourgLUX.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, Slovak RepublicSVK.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ChileCHL.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 8.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, TürkiyeTUR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 10.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, Costa RicaCRI.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 12.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, MexicoMEX.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2015 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2016 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2017 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2018 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2019 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2020 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2021 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2022 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2023 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, AustraliaAUS.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2015 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2016 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2017 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2018 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2019 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2020 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2021 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2022 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2023 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, ItalyITA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2015 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2016 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2017 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2018 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2019 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2020 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2021 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2022 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2023 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, EstoniaEST.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2015 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2016 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2017 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2018 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2019 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2020 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2021 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2022 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2023 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2015 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2016 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2017 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2018 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2019 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2020 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2021 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2022 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2023 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2015 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2016 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2017 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2018 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2019 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2020 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2021 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2022 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2023 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 1.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2024 · Infant mortality, no gestation threshold, JapanJPN.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.NONE._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 2.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2023 · Infant mortality, births from 22 weeks only, United KingdomGBR.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.WK22._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births · 2023 · Infant mortality, births from 22 weeks only, United StatesUSA.A.INM.DT_10P3BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z.WK22._Z._Z._Z._Z

      SELECTION RULE, exhaustive and stated: the cross-country chart shows every OECD MEMBER with a 2024 observation on the no-threshold basis - 35 of the 38. Three members (Colombia, New Zealand, Norway) report no 2024 figure. The response also carries 12 non-member reporters for 2024, which are excluded. BASIS: GESTATION_THRESHOLD=NONE, no minimum threshold of gestation or birthweight, for EVERY country on every chart. 28 reporters also publish WK22, births from 22 weeks only, on which their rates are lower; the two are never mixed and the 22-week figures here exist only to show the size of that difference. TEN-YEAR SERIES are carried for Australia, Italy, Estonia, the United Kingdom, the United States and Japan only. A claim about any other country's movement over time is not checkable against this record. VERSION: the response identifies OECD.ELS.HD:DSD_HEALTH_STAT@DF_MIM(1.1). The query is unversioned and therefore follows the current production artefact. Response format SDMX-CSV 1.0.0. UNIT_MEASURE is DT_10P3BR_L throughout. FLAGS travel with the observation: Australia's 2024 figure and Chile's carry OBS_STATUS P, provisional. Everything else on the 2024 chart is unflagged.

    • The call this page made · extracted 16 September 2026
      OECD.ELS.HD:DSD_HEALTH_STAT@DF_IH_LB(1.1)https://sdmx.oecd.org/public/rest/data/OECD.ELS.HD,DSD_HEALTH_STAT%40DF_IH_LB/.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z?startPeriod=2015&endPeriod=2025
      • 3.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, EstoniaEST.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 3.8 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, IcelandISL.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, FinlandFIN.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.1 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, LithuaniaLTU.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.1 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, SwedenSWE.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.2 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, NorwayNOR.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, LatviaLVA.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 4.8 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, DenmarkDNK.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, NetherlandsNLD.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, PolandPOL.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 5.7 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, SloveniaSVN.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustriaAUT.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, IrelandIRL.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.1 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, SwitzerlandCHE.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.4 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, BelgiumBEL.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, LuxembourgLUX.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, New ZealandNZL.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, CzechiaCZE.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.8 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, IsraelISR.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, ItalyITA.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7.1 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, United KingdomGBR.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7.2 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, CanadaCAN.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7.3 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, MexicoMEX.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, ChileCHL.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, FranceFRA.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, SpainESP.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7.7 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, HungaryHUN.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 7.7 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, KoreaKOR.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 8.2 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, Slovak RepublicSVK.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 8.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, PortugalPRT.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 8.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, United StatesUSA.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 8.8 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, Costa RicaCRI.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 9.1 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, TürkiyeTUR.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 9.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, JapanJPN.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 10 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, GreeceGRC.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 11 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2023 · Low birthweight, liveborn, ColombiaCOL.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2015 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2016 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.7 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2017 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.7 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2018 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.6 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2019 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2020 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.3 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2021 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z
      • 6.5 % of live births under 2,500 grams · 2022 · Low birthweight, liveborn, AustraliaAUS.A.LOWB.PT_BR_L._T._T._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z

      SELECTION RULE, exhaustive and stated: every OECD MEMBER with a 2023 observation - 37 of the 38. The response also carries non-member reporters, which are excluded. MEASURE: PT_BR_L, liveborn babies under 2,500 grams as a percentage of live births. Rates including stillbirths are a different and higher measure and are not used. 2023 is the year because it is Australia's latest reported year; the infant mortality chart uses 2024 for the same reason. VERSION: the response identifies OECD.ELS.HD:DSD_HEALTH_STAT@DF_IH_LB(1.1). The query is unversioned and follows the current production artefact. Response format SDMX-CSV 1.0.0. Chile's and Costa Rica's 2023 figures carry OBS_STATUS P, provisional.

  2. [2]Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Immunisations, 1980-2025
    Vintage: OECD Health Statistics, compiled from each country's own administrative register or survey and expressed as a percentage of children eligible for immunisation. The age at which coverage is assessed follows each country's national schedule, so the denominators are national rather than harmonised, and the latest reported year differs by country. Some observations carry an estimated flag. The production artefact was version 1.2 at extraction on 16 September 2026; an unversioned query follows the current version, so a later revision may return different values under the same URL.
    OECD (2026), Immunisations, OECD Health Statistics, https://www.oecd.org/en/data/datasets/oecd-health-statistics.html (accessed on 16 September 2026). Used under the OECD Terms and Conditions.
    • The call this page made · extracted 17 September 2026
      OECD.ELS.HD:DSD_HEALTH_PROC@DF_IMMUN(1.2)https://sdmx.oecd.org/public/rest/data/OECD.ELS.HD,DSD_HEALTH_PROC%40DF_IMMUN/AUS.IMMUN.PT_CH_ELG_IM._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z._Z.DIPTETPERT+MEAS._Z._Z?startPeriod=2000&endPeriod=2025
      • 91 % of eligible children · 2025 · Measles immunisation coverage, Australia
      • 94.2 % of eligible children · 2020

      Australia only, both antigens the OECD publishes for childhood coverage: MEAS (measles) and DIPTETPERT (diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis). The page prints the measles series. VERSION: the query URL is unversioned and follows the current production artefact. Every observation in the response returned at extraction identifies DATAFLOW OECD.ELS.HD:DSD_HEALTH_PROC@DF_IMMUN(1.2). Supersedes the record that named (1.2)'s predecessor, which the response does not support.

  3. [3]Australian Bureau of Statistics, Deaths, Australia, 2024
    Released 2025-09-26
    Vintage: Annual, by year of registration; next release 2 October 2026. Coroner-certified deaths are revised for up to three years after first publication, so recent years' cause-of-death detail changes.
    Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Deaths, Australia, 2024. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.
    • The call this page made · extracted 17 September 2026
      ABS:INFANTDEATHS_REGISTRATIONYEAR(1.0.0)https://data.api.abs.gov.au/rest/data/INFANTDEATHS_REGISTRATIONYEAR/9.3.TOT.AUS.A?startPeriod=1975&endPeriod=2024&format=csv
      • 14.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1975
      • 13.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1976
      • 12.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1977
      • 12.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1978
      • 11.4 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1979
      • 10.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1980
      • 10 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1981
      • 10.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1982
      • 9.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1983
      • 9.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1984
      • 9.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1985
      • 8.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1986
      • 8.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1987
      • 8.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1988
      • 8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1989
      • 8.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1990
      • 7.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1991
      • 7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1992
      • 6.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1993
      • 5.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1994
      • 5.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1995
      • 5.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1996
      • 5.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1997
      • 5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1998
      • 5.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 1999
      • 5.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2000
      • 5.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2001
      • 5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2002
      • 4.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2003
      • 4.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2004
      • 4.9 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2005
      • 4.7 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2006
      • 4.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2007
      • 4.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2008
      • 4.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2009
      • 4.1 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2010
      • 3.8 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2011
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2012
      • 3.6 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2013
      • 3.38 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2014
      • 3.25 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2015
      • 3.12 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2016
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2017
      • 3.14 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2018
      • 3.3 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2019
      • 3.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2020
      • 3.25 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2021
      • 3.19 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2022
      • 3.17 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2023
      • 3.27 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, Australia · 2024

      MEASURE 9 is the infant mortality rate; the flow carries no counts, so the 957 infant deaths on this page come from the release page instead, in abs-deaths-3302-2024-release-infant-deaths. The full national series, every year from 1975 to 2024, registration year. The series begins in 1975, so claims about "the long fall" on this page are bounded by that.

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