Controlling blood pressure helps prevent dementia
US scientists claim that high blood pressure associated with dementia and blood pressure control is the best way to prevent middle-aged dementia.
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US scientists claim that high blood pressure associated with dementia and blood pressure control is the best way to prevent middle-aged dementia.
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A recent study shows that coffee contains powerful antioxidants that fight Alzheimer's disease.
People who use moderate alcoholic beverages are more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease and other cognitive diseases, according to the researchers.
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Controlling blood pressure when entering middle age will help reduce the risk of dementia, the researchers said.