Does Drinking Diet Soda Increase Stroke Risk Among Post-menopausal Women?

Drinking too many diet drinks such as colas and sodas on a daily basis can put post-menopausal women at a higher risk of developing stroke.

Say no to sodas and colas. Drinking too many diet drinks on a daily basis may increase stroke risk among post-menopausal women.

Does Drinking Diet Soda Increase Stroke Risk Among Post-menopausal Women?

Drinking too many diet drinks such as colas and sodas every day may increase the risk of stroke among post-menopausal women. Read More

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