The Role of Life’s Crucial 9 in Cardiovascular Disease Incidence and Dynamic Transitions to Dementia
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The role of Life’s Crucial 9 in cardiovascular disease incidence and dynamic transitions to dementia
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) often coexists with dementia as the contributor to disease burden in the aging population. Although the effects of several modifiable factors on the CVD and dementia risk have been increasingly recognized, their impacts on their dynamic transitions have not yet been explored. Therefore, we aimed to explore the role of Life’s Crucial 9 (LC9; which includes measurements for diet, physical activity, smoking, BMI, choles…
Long-term study ties midlife vascular health to later dementia risk
Dementia before age 80 is potentially preventable through early intervention on common vascular risk factors, according to research led by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Findings suggest that up to 44% of dementia cases could be attributed to vascular risk factors, specifically hypertension, diabetes, or smoking.
The high number of people affected by the Cerebral Vascular accident (AVC), also known as cerebral dementia, is a hard reality. According to the Brazilian AVC Society, this is the second leading cause of death in Brazil and the main responsibility for disabilities in the world. The AVC can occur by obstructing the blood flow in the brain (ischemic AVC) or breaking brain vessels (haemorrhagic AVC), leading to symptoms ranging from speech loss and…


Physical activity in middle age, and particularly aerobic exercise, is strongly related to improved brain health and lower risk of dementia in old age, especially in women.
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