Blood Pressure Control May Help Mitigate Dementia Risk From Hypertension
Researchers sought to assess the age at which the population attributable fraction of dementia from hypertension would be the highest.
Researchers sought to assess the age at which the population attributable fraction of dementia from hypertension would be the highest.
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