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Ultra-processed foods accelerate cognitive decline in seniors | Factae

Ultra-processed foods accelerate cognitive decline in seniors

A study shows ultra-processed foods increase dementia risk.

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Researchers target sodas, industrial snacks, and ready-made meals consumed daily.

Findings call for stronger nutritional guidelines for the elderly.

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