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Diverse Diets Slash Disability Risk for Seniors, Study Finds
10/14/2025
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Story summary
- A longitudinal study in China by Huang and colleagues found that higher dietary diversity reduces the risk of disability in activities of daily living (ADLs) for adults aged 65 and older.
- The study included 17,464 participants.
- Fruits, vegetables, and protein-rich foods emerge as key groups for health and functional maintenance.
- Researchers urge tailored nutritional strategies and public health initiatives to promote diverse diets.
