US EditionLowering Blood Pressure May Cut Dementia Risk by Up to 15%
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The vaccine may lower the risk of dementia. Almost no one has taken it (Bergensavisen) – I have seen how painful shingles is, so I don't want to have it. But I haven't taken the vaccine, says Anita Kjellevold (56). Anyone who has had chickenpox can get shingles. The painful viral disease causes a rash and blisters in a limited area of the body. Around three out of ten who are not vaccinated will be affected by the disease during their lifetime.…
Lowering Blood Pressure May Cut Dementia Risk by Up to 15%
A massive study in rural China found that intensively lowering blood pressure significantly reduces the risk of dementia and cognitive decline in people with hypertension. Over 48 months, patients who received targeted care saw a 15% reduction in dementia and a 16% drop in cognitive impairment risk.
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