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New studies reveal that sildenafil citrate helps prevent dementia and Alzheimer’s.
The little blue pill was originally created in the late 1980s to treat high blood pressure and chest pains.
But it's now clear that this little pill can work its magic in yet more unintended ways.
In February this year , researchers at University College London published their findings on nearly 270,000 men who had been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction.
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