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1. When comparing average life expectancy in Australia, the United States, and Canada, it is evident that there are notable differences influenced by various factors such as healthcare systems, lifestyle, and socio-economic conditions.

   As of the latest data:

   • Australia generally boasts one of the highest life expectancies in the world, with an average around 83 years.
   • Canada also shows a high life expectancy, typically around 82 years, benefiting from its publicly funded healthcare system and healthy lifestyle among its population.
   • The United States has a lower average life expectancy, approximately 78 years, which can be attributed to a variety of factors including a higher prevalence of chronic diseases, varying access to healthcare, and lifestyle choices.

   These figures illustrate the impact of healthcare and social policies on public health outcomes. Both Australia and Canada have systems that emphasize preventative care and access, contributing to their higher life expectancies compared to the U.S.

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