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MalaysiaSun.com Saturday 11th February 2012 Issue 10/042
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    How sugary soft drinks refresh your memory 
    Source: The Australian
    Monday 16th January, 2006  

    January 17, 2006 FIZZY soft drinks may rot your teeth but new research suggests the sugary refreshments also boost the memory.

    Contrary to conventional health messages, which have branded the high-... ...

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