Sixth on the list of countries with the worst healthcare is Liberia, scoring 0.200 on the WHO health system index for countries. Liberia is a beautiful coastal country in north-west Africa bordered by Sierra Leone to the west, Guinea to the north, and Ivory Coast to the east. About 4 million people populate this country and the average life expectancy is around 57 years. Only 4.7% of the population is over 60 and 43% of the population is 15 or under. Liberia is the only country in Africa colonized by the United States; in fact, the largest medical center in the country is named after John F. Kennedy who supported a USAID grant to help build the center. There’s massive wealth inequality in Liberia. Malaria is a huge problem for the country, and the fledgling system is overwhelmed. Consequently, 43% of children under 5 do not receive any antimalarial treatment. Liberia has a mere 14 doctors per million people.click on this link to see the six worst countries in the World for Healthcare.