High blood pressure link to memory loss and dementia
A new study has found a link between high blood pressure and impaired cognitive function, including memory loss, thinking skills and dementia.
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A new study has found a link between high blood pressure and impaired cognitive function, including memory loss, thinking skills and dementia.
The findings open new avenues for research into potential therapeutic targets for hypertension-related cognitive problems.
Scientists have managed to identify specific regions of the brain that become damaged by high blood pressure and may contribute to the development of dementia.
Researchers have identified specific regions of the brain that appear to be damaged by high blood pressure; the finding may explain the link between hypertension and cognitive impairment.
Of Simona Marchetti Thanks to innovative investigation techniques, a group of international researchers has identified nine brain areas that are gradually damaged by high blood pressure Hypertension is a condition that afflicts more than a billion people worldwide and its effects on the brain have been the subject of numerous studies. Until now, however, they…