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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #52503 Medium Japanese life expectancy
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Japanese  life  expectancy  is  one  of  the  highest  in  the  world,  with  women  living  an    of  87  years  and  men  living  an  average  of  81  years.  This  is  due  to  a  number  of  factors,  including  a  healthy  diet,  low  rates  of  obesity  and  smoking,  and  a  strong  emphasis  on  preventive  healthcare.  Japanese  people    eat  a  diet  that  is  rich  in  fruits,  vegetables,  and  whole  grains.  They  also  consume  a  relatively  small  amount  of  red  meat  and  processed  foods.  This  diet  is  low  in  calories  and    fat,  which  helps  to  reduce  the  risk  of  heart  disease,  stroke,  and  cancer.  Japanese  people  also  have  low  rates  of  obesity  and  smoking.  Obesity  is  a  major  risk  factor  for  many    diseases,  including  heart  disease,  stroke,  type  2  diabetes,  and  some  types  of  cancer.  Smoking  is  another  major  risk  factor  for  heart  disease,  stroke,  and  cancer.  Finally,  the  Japanese  have  a  strong  emphasis  on  preventive  healthcare.  They  typically  see  their  doctor  for  regular  check-ups  and  are  more  likely  to  participate  in  cancer    programs.  This  helps  to  detect  and  treat  diseases  early,  which  can  improve  the  chances  of  survival.

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