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Artificial Sweeteners Linked to CVD, Stroke in French Adults: Observational Study | tctmd.com
Can coffee lower stroke risk in women? | CTV News
Drinking two coffees and two teas a day may cut risk of stroke and dementia | Daily Mail Online
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