An intensive blood pressure reduction intervention is effective for lowering the risk for all-cause dementia among individuals aged 40 years and older with untreated hypertension.

Intensive blood pressure control may cut dementia risk by 15%, says a new study in which community health workers managed ...

Almost half of adults in America—about 108 million people—have hypertension. Hypertension, which is also known as high blood ...

Addressing hearing loss and high blood pressure can reduce or delay the onset of dementia, according to the results of two recent studies.

Treatment to reduce high blood pressure — including medications and healthy lifestyle changes — could helps lower dementia ...

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New research provides further evidence that getting uncontrolled high blood pressure under control could be one way to reduce ...

A study of almost 34,000 people in rural China has revealed that lowering blood pressure can reduce the risk of dementia in ...