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Cognitive Impairment Declining in Older Adults
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Page: << Prev | 1 | 2 They also noted that the use of cholesterol-lowering and blood pressure drugs, along with other preventive cardiovascular medications and strategies, increased dramatically in the 1990s. This may have helped protect older adults' brain function by decreasing the incidence of vascular dementia -- cognitive problems caused by mini-strokes, strokes and decreased blood flow to the brain due to clogged arteries.
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The American Psychological Association has more about memory changes in older adults.
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Last updated 2/20/2008
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SOURCE: University of Michigan, news release, Feb. 20, 2008
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