Study Suggests Link Between Drinking Too Much Diet Soda, Dementia

A study published in Stroke suggests excessive consumption of diet soda could raise the risk of dementia, reports Fox 35 . Boston University researchers studied 4,000 people of both sexes over a decade. They learned that drinking just one artificially-sweetened soda a day increases the odds of causing brain changes that could lead to dementia or stroke by a factor of three compared to those who do not drink diet soda.