This presentation explores how economic progress shapes people’s health, using the Gapminder dataset as a window into global change. Covering 142 countries from 1952 to 2007, the data tracks life expectancy, income per person, and population. Through interactive Plotly charts, including an animated bubble chart and continent-level trends, we look at how wealth and longevity are connected, which parts of the world have improved the most over the last 50 years, and whether the health divide between rich and poor countries has started to close.

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What systemic, historical, and structural factors drove the shift in STEM innovation from the Muslim-majority world to the West, and what contemporary frameworks currently sustain this disparity?