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Green leafy vegetables may keep you sharp as you age. Researchers tracked 960 people aged 58 to 99 for an average of five years. Those who reported eating the most leafy greens (typically 1 1/3 servings a day) did better on cognitive tests than those who ate the least (typically three servings a month).
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