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New Research Suggests Limiting Added Sugar Before Age 2 May Lower Risk of Cognitive Decline Decades Later
inc.com · 7d
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A study analyzing U.K. sugar rationing found that children exposed to less added sugar early on in their lives had a lower long-term risk of developing dementia.
First report: Could we prevent dementia? A new trial may point the way. — livescience.com, 10d
The coverage
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businessinsider.com · 8d
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fox5dc.com · 8d
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