Higher health spending: an investment in longevity

Economic studies link increased spending on preventive health care with longer life expectancy and improved quality of life.

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The fact

Individuals investing more in prevention, nutrition, and physical activity achieve lasting health benefits and reduced curative expenses.

This economic paradox suggests prevention delivers better return-on-investment than traditional curative care.

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