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Early coronary heart disease strong predictor for dementia, study finds - Vimarsana News

Early coronary heart disease strong predictor for dementia, study finds

People diagnosed with coronary heart disease in early middle age are at much higher risk of developing dementia in later life than people with healthy hearts, a new Chinese study of 430,000 Britons found.

Source: upi.com
Intensive blood pressure control reduces dementia risk in adults with hypertension - Vimarsana News

Intensive blood pressure control reduces dementia risk in adults with hypertension

An intensive, four-year blood-pressure intervention significantly reduced the risk of developing dementia among adults with high blood pressure compared to people who received usual care, in a study reported as late-breaking science today at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2023.

Blood Pressure Intervention Reduces Dementia Risk in People with Hypertension - Vimarsana News

Blood Pressure Intervention Reduces Dementia Risk in People with Hypertension

Lowering blood pressure significantly reduced the risk of developing dementia among adults with hypertension in China compared to usual care.

Multiple co-occurring sensory impairments may increase the risk of dementia - Vimarsana News

Multiple co-occurring sensory impairments may increase the risk of dementia

Emerging science shows that sensory dysfunction can increase the risk of dementia, and the new research presented at AAIC 2019 further demonstrates the impact of multiple co-occurring sensory impairments.

We Don't Lose Our Keys (Or Other Things) As Much as We Think - Vimarsana News

We Don't Lose Our Keys (Or Other Things) As Much as We Think

People in a study recalled the positions of dozens of objects with good if not perfect accuracy, a finding that expands our understanding of spatial and temporal memory.

Source: webmd.com