Background: Cardiovascular risk factors are associated with a higher risk of developing
dementia. Studies in older populations, however, have often failed to show this relationship …

Previous research shows that cardiovascular risk factors in mid-adulthood could increase
the risk of dementia later in life, but studies with very long follow-up are still scarce. We …

There is growing evidence that midlife risk factors for vascular disease also are risk factors
for dementia, but there is still need for long-term observational studies to address this. Our …

Objective: To evaluate if midlife cardiovascular risk factors are associated with risk of late-life
dementia in a large, diverse cohort. Method: The authors conducted a retrospective cohort …

Objectives: To determine whether coronary artery disease, peripheral arterial disease
(PAD), or noninvasive markers of cardiovascular disease (CVD) predict the onset of …

Background and Objectives The association between vascular risk factors and dementia
varies with age, making generalizability of dementia risk prediction rules to individuals of …

The specific contributions of factors associated with an increased risk of stroke to cognitive
decline and vascular dementia in elderly people remain somewhat unclear. We investigated …

Background The pathophysiology of insulin resistance-induced hypertension and
hyperlipidemia might entail differences in dementia risk in cases with hypertension and …

Background Sex differences in major cardiovascular risk factors for incident (fatal or non-
fatal) all-cause dementia were assessed in the UK Biobank. The effects of these risk factors …

Introduction There is growing evidence of an aetiological relationship between vascular risk
factors and the development of dementia in later life. Dementia in the under-65s has …