Hypertension is a highly prevalent condition which has been established as a risk factor for
cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease. Although the understanding of the relationship …

This review summarizes evidence from studies of blood pressure and dementia-related
biomarkers into our understanding of cognitive health and highlights the challenges facing …

The number of adults with Alzheimer's disease (AD) or related dementia is expected to
increase exponentially. Interventions aimed to reduce the risk and progression of AD and …

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia manifesting as alterations in
cognitive abilities, behavior, and deterioration in memory which is progressive, leading to …

Hypertension is one of the most prevalent vascular risk factors and a leading cause of
disability and mortality worldwide. The negative impact of hypertension on brain health is …

Background Regular physical activity is beneficial for cognitive performance in older age. A
single bout of aerobic physical exercise can transiently improve cognitive performance …

The majority of individuals over an age of 60 have hypertension. Elevated blood pressure
and older age are associated with very similar changes in brain structure and function. We …

This review/commentary addresses recent thermal and electromagnetic modeling studies
that use image-based anthropomorphic human models to establish the local absorption of …

Many studies showing a relation between low blood pressure (BP) and adverse health
outcomes in older persons suggest that low BP gives rise to reduced cerebral blood flow …

Vascular cognitive impairment encompasses several types of deficits, ranging from mild
cognitive impairment to dementia. Cognitive reserve refers to the brain's ability to balance …