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🔬 Science October 09, 2026 at 12:00 AM

Coffee’s memory boosting effect might have nothing to do with caffeine, study suggests

Source: The Optimist Daily

A new study suggests that decaffeinated coffee, not caffeine, may be responsible for coffee's memory-boosting effects, offering new insights into how the beverage impacts the brain.

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