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Cardiovascular factors significantly impact cognitive decline in elderly individuals, particularly in middle age. Managing conditions like high blood pressure and metabolic issues is crucial for preventing dementia progression.

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  • Cardiovascular factors, including blood pressure and metabolic issues, are strongly linked to cognitive deterioration.

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  • To understand the impact of cardiovascular health on cognitive decline in aging populations.

Main Methods:

  • Review of existing research on dementia, cardiovascular health, and cognitive decline.
  • Analysis of the relationship between vascular pathology and brain degeneration.

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