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Drinking tea and coffee could reduce risk of stroke and dementia – Sky News Australia

A new study has revealed drinking a combination of tea and coffee is associated with a decrease in the risk of stroke and dementia,…

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November 17, 2021

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A new study has revealed drinking a combination of tea and coffee is associated with a decrease in the risk of stroke and dementia, according to The Australian’s Health Editor Natasha Robinson.
It has been shown drinking about four to six cups a day of…

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