“…Second, because of the high cost of food in Switzerland, people living in Geneva are increasingly buying their foods in nearby France, which might also increase the accessibility to healthier foods [32]. Finally, elderly subjects present more frequently with chronic, non-communicable diseases, the management of which includes dietary therapy; for instance, we have previously shown that subjects with dyslipidemia tend to consume a healthier diet than the general population [43], although no such improvement was found among subjects with type 2 diabetes [44] or hypertension [45]. Overall, our results suggest that compliance with dietary guidelines tends to improve with aging.…”