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  • Corrections. Tell us the page, what looks wrong and, if you can, a source.
  • Data questions. Questions about our method or a country figure.
  • Accessibility. If anything on the site is hard to use with a screen reader or keyboard.
  • Privacy. Questions about our privacy policy.

Please don’t send us your date of birth or health details. We can’t give personal medical advice, and the calculator doesn’t need us to see your answers.

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How to contact the Death Clock Calculator team

The way to contact us is by email. Write to hello@death-clock-calculator.online from any email account. There is no account to create and nothing to sign up for.

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A clear subject line helps us sort messages. For example, “Correction: life expectancy by country” or “Question about BMI”. One topic per email also helps, so nothing gets missed. If you have two unrelated questions, it is fine to send two short emails when you contact us.

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Our life expectancy figures come from the UN World Population Prospects 2024, and causes of death from the WHO Global Health Estimates 2021. If your figure comes from a different source or year, it may differ for that reason alone. How we handle corrections is set out in our editorial policy.

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For a data question, name the country, the sex and the age you are asking about. That lets us check the same row of the UN table you are looking at. You can see every country on life expectancy by country. Questions about causes of death usually come back to the WHO Global Health Estimates.

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If this topic is weighing on you, please talk to someone today. You do not need to be in crisis to call.

  • United States: call or text 988 (988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline)
  • United Kingdom and Ireland: Samaritans, call 116 123 for free
  • India: Tele-MANAS, call 14416 (free, 24 hours, government of India)
  • Anywhere else: findahelpline.com lists free, confidential helplines by country

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