groundedScience & health
Do chips and cereals really raise dementia risk?
A CTV News post reports a study linking chips, cereals and frozen meals to brain damage and dementia. Replies argue over the science and who is responsible.
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Source links
- https://x.com/CTVNews/status/2110760150520721815
- https://x.com/Aetherviews/status/2110776888729780488
- https://x.com/BigBrainHurts/status/2110788329448804358
- https://x.com/sfoxdjb/status/2110795895377641744
- https://x.com/JonniM/status/2110799949260550160
- https://x.com/jeffproyall/status/2110803681000202262
- https://x.com/jeffproyall/status/2110804516811477135
- https://x.com/baemos96/status/2110812796300747013
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