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Health in Andhra Pradesh, India: official figures

Life expectancy at birth in Andhra Pradesh was 70.7 years in 2019-23 (68.5 for men, 73.3 for women), against 70.3 for India; 11th longest of 22 with figures.

Life expectancy at birth
70.7 years
2019-23
Infant deaths per 1,000 live births
19
2023
Government hospital beds per 1,000 people
0.75
2022

What is the infant mortality rate in Andhra Pradesh?

19 babies in every 1,000 born alive in Andhra Pradesh died before their first birthday in 2023 (Sample Registration System; India: 25), down from 39 in 2013; 14th highest of 35.

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

How many mothers die in childbirth in Andhra Pradesh?

30 mothers died for every 100,000 live births in Andhra Pradesh in 2021-23 (maternal mortality ratio; India: 88).

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

How many children in Andhra Pradesh are anaemic?

63.2% of young children (6 to 59 months) in Andhra Pradesh were anaemic in 2019-21 (National Family Health Survey 5), up from 58.6% in 2015-16; all-India: 67.1%; 15th lowest of 36.

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

How many pregnant women in Andhra Pradesh are anaemic?

53.7% of pregnant women in Andhra Pradesh were anaemic in 2019-21 (all-India: 52.2%), which raises the risk of low birth weight and of death in childbirth.

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

How many hospital beds does Andhra Pradesh have?

Andhra Pradesh had 1,967 government hospitals with 39,852 beds at the end of 2022, about 0.75 beds per 1,000 people (all-India: 0.61; 15th fewest of 36). Private hospitals are not counted.

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

Are there enough doctors in rural Andhra Pradesh?

In March 2023, 2,293 doctors were working at Andhra Pradesh's rural primary health centres, against 2,313 sanctioned posts (20 vacant) and 1,145 needed by national norms (Rural Health Statistics).

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

How many specialist doctors work in rural Andhra Pradesh?

Rural community health centres in Andhra Pradesh had 503 of the 552 specialists they need (surgeons, obstetricians and gynaecologists, physicians and paediatricians) in March 2023, 91% of the requirement (all-India: 20%).

Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

How much does Andhra Pradesh spend on health?

Public spending on health in Andhra Pradesh was ₹7,941 crore in 2019-20, about ₹1,518 per resident; 11th lowest of 31 with figures.

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How Andhra Pradesh compares with other states

Infant deaths per 1,000 live births (2023)

Andhra Pradesh ranks 14 of 35, highest first.

RankRegionInfant deaths per 1,000 live births
11Gujarat20
12Uttarakhand20
13Arunachal Pradesh20
14Andhra Pradesh19
15Telangana18
16West Bengal17
17Punjab17
Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

Life expectancy at birth (2019-23)

Andhra Pradesh ranks 11 of 22, highest first.

RankRegionLife expectancy at birth
8Uttarakhand71.3 years
9Punjab70.8 years
10Telangana70.8 years
11Andhra Pradesh70.7 years
12Odisha70.5 years
13Rajasthan70.4 years
14Gujarat70.4 years
Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

Government hospital beds per 1,000 people (2022)

Andhra Pradesh ranks 22 of 36, highest first. Beds on 31 December 2022 divided by the official projected population for 2022.

RankRegionGovernment hospital beds per 1,000 people
19Telangana0.90
20Nagaland0.85
21Manipur0.77
22Andhra Pradesh0.75
23Jammu and Kashmir0.73
24Uttarakhand0.73
25Rajasthan0.73
Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

Children aged 6-59 months who are anaemic (2019-21)

Andhra Pradesh ranks 22 of 36, highest first.

RankRegionChildren aged 6-59 months who are anaemic
19Odisha64.2%
20Tripura64.2%
21Puducherry64.0%
22Andhra Pradesh63.2%
23Uttarakhand58.8%
24Tamil Nadu57.4%
25Arunachal Pradesh56.6%
Source: Reserve Bank of India · saved copy

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