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JAMA Study Uncovers Moderate Caffeine Intake’s Link to Reduced Dementia Risk, Highlighting Adenosine Pathway for Drug Development
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Moderate Consumption of Caffeinated Coffee and Tea Associated with Reduced Risk of Dementia and Slower Cognitive Decline Over Four Decades
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