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Research finds that women's risk of dementia increases with blood pressure |
Xinhua News Agency, Sydney, June 6 (Li Xinyu) A recent Australian study found that blood pressure has different effects on the risk of dementia in men and women.
Researchers from the George Institute for Global Health used the data of more than 500,000 British people between the ages of 40 and 69 collected by the British Biomedical Library from 2006 to 2010 to study the effects of cardiovascular problems on dementia in people of different genders.
Studies have found that smoking, diabetes, and stroke history all mean a higher risk of dementia, and men and women have similar risks.
At present, researchers are not yet clear about the reasons why gender differences lead to different risk levels.
Researchers believe that this study provides new ideas for controlling disease risks, and more targeted treatment of hypertension may be more effective in preventing dementia.