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The image displays data on the percentage of adults with unmet healthcare needs from 2008 to 2022 across six European nations: Latvia, Estonia, United Kingdom, Sweden, France, and Ireland. In 2008, the values were Latvia 4%, Estonia 7%, UK 6%, Sweden 8%, France 3%, Ireland 5%. In 2010: Latvia 5%, Estonia 8%, UK 6%, Sweden 7%, France 2%, Ireland 4%. In 2012: Latvia 8%, Estonia 12%, UK 5%, Sweden 14%, France 2%, Ireland 5%. In 2014: Latvia 7%, Estonia 10%, UK 4%, Sweden 15%, France 3%, Ireland 4%. In 2016: Latvia 10%, Estonia 8%, UK 7%, Sweden 10%, France 2%, Ireland 5%. In 2018: Latvia 9%, Estonia 11%, UK 5%, Sweden 9%, France 3%, Ireland 4%. In 2020: Latvia 5%, Estonia 9%, UK 4%, Sweden 8%, France 2%, Ireland 6%. In 2022: Latvia 6%, Estonia 14%, UK 5%, Sweden 10%, France 3%, Ireland 5%.
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The graph illustrate how does the percentage of adults needs went unmet in the past year from 2008 to 2022 in different European nations.
It is shown by percentage in vertical line and years in the horizontal line, also it shows by using colors the different countries like Latvia with yellow, Sweeden with dark blue, Estonia light blue, in black France, red illustrate the United Kingdom and the last one with green is to illustrate Ireland.
We can notice that only one nation, Stonia, reached a noticeable peak that is describe in 2012 and after that it had a decendant 10 percentage. Also other nation who had a decrease in the percentage is Sweden who losts about the 10% and afeter reach like 11%. On the other hand we can observe tha three of the contries mantain steadly their perncentage.
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