date:Aug 13, 2018
d beverages, Matthew Pase, Ph.D., a senior fellow in the department of neurology at Boston University School of Medicine and lead author of the study, said in a statement.
And don't swap your diet soda for a regular soda or other sugary drink, the researchers caution.
Although we did not find an association between stroke or dementia and the consumption of sugary drinks, this certainly does not mean they are a healthy option, Pase said. We recommend that people drink water on a regular basis i