Beyond hypertension: The hidden blood pressure pattern tied to memory loss
New research indicates that rapid blood pressure fluctuations, even with normal average readings, are early signs of brain degeneration. This 'dynamic instability' can strain brain blood vessels, leading to shrinkage and nerve cell injury in critical memory and cognition regions. The findings highlight the importance of blood pressure stability for brain health.
New research indicates that rapid blood pressure fluctuations, even with normal average readings, are early signs of brain degeneration. This 'dynamic instability' can strain brain blood vessels, leading to shrinkage and nerve cell injury in critical memory and cognition regions. The findings highlight the importance of blood pressure stability for brain health.
