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Early Life Sugar Intake Linked to Long-Term Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A study involving approximately 64,000 individuals indicates that lower sugar consumption during pregnancy and early childhood is associated with a significantly reduced risk of dementia decades later.
2 Aug, 21:18 — 2 Aug, 21:18
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