Ijgp: migraine or high-risk dementia

September 16, 2019 / BIOON / -- recently, a project entitled "migrate and the risk of all ‐ cause dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and miscellaneous dementia: a prospective cohort study in community ‐ dwelling older" was published in the International Journal of Germanic psychology In their study, scientists from the University of Waterloo found that migraines are either closely related to high-risk dementia Photo source: cc0 public domain Dementia is the most common neurological disease in the elderly, and headache, including migraine, is the most common neurological disease in all age groups In this study, researchers studied 679 community residents aged 65 and above, who showed that migraine is an important risk factor for dementia in the population, including Alzheimer's disease And so on Identifying middle-aged risk factors for dementia, such as migraine, may help researchers identify individuals at risk early and improve scientists' understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying Alzheimer's and dementia Dr Suzanne L TYAs, researcher, said that at present, we do not have effective means to treat Alzheimer's disease, so it is particularly important to prevent Alzheimer's disease; identifying the molecular relationship between migraine and Alzheimer's disease (dementia) provides a new theoretical basis and research basis for the development of new therapies to prevent Alzheimer's disease in the later stage Original sources: Rebecca E Morton, Philip D St John, Suzanne L TYAs, et al Migrate and the risk of all ‐ cause demantia, Alzheimer's disease, and vascalar demantia: a prospective cohort study in community ‐ dwelling older adults, International Journal of German psychology (2019) Doi: 10.1002/gps.5180