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flag Nearly 25% of older Canadians with poor well-being regained optimal health within three years, aided by lifestyle and social factors.

flag A University of Toronto study of over 8,300 Canadians found that nearly 25% of older adults with poor initial well-being regained optimal health within three years. flag Key factors linked to recovery included physical activity, non-smoking, stable weight, quality sleep, managing chronic conditions, strong social and mental health, higher income, being married, and being under 70. flag The research, published in PLOS ONE on September 24, 2025, suggests well-being in older age is not fixed and can improve through lifestyle and psychosocial support, highlighting the potential for prevention and wellness programs to promote healthier aging.

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