High Blood Pressure In Elderly May Reduce Alzheimer's Risks
A recent study shows that high blood pressure or hypertension in patients at least 80 years old may have some benefits. University of California, Irvine researchers say that patients between 80 and 89 years old who develop high blood pressure or hypertension are 42 per cent less likely to get dementia, while those who are at least 90 years old are are 63 per cent less likely to suffer from the disease.
