Reviews of the literature (eg, 1, 2) indicate that mean levels of cognitive functioning for
groups of individuals diagnosed as hypertensive (hypertensive cohorts) are lower than …

Objective: to assess the relationship between hypertension and cognitive function in elderly
subjects. Methods: 17 subjects with uncomplicated hypertension (nine male, eight female) …

The relationships of three blood pressure variables (systolic and diastolic pressures and
chronicity of hypertension) and age to cognitive performance on the Kaplan—Albert …

Observational and experimental data continue to accumulate about the impact of blood
pressure (BP) and antihypertensive agents on cognitive function. Current evidence suggests …

Objectives: Older adults are a fast growing group in society and are at high risk of
hypertension, cognitive decline and dementia. Antihypertensive drugs, particularly calcium …

Recent findings of a linkage between high blood pressure (BP) and later development of
dementia have given new prospects on cerebral target-organ damage in hypertension and …

Aim Hypertension is known to induce many pathological changes in the body, including
cardiac hypertrophy, atherosclerosis, micro-aneurisms and stroke. Besides these …

Arterial hypertension and blood pressure level are associated with modestly accelerated
cognitive decline over the adult life span and with moderately increased risk of poor …

This article reviews literature concerning functional changes resulting from elevated blood
pressure, from reduction of blood pressure, and as a result of the medications used to treat …

Background: Hypertension is associated with impaired cognitive function but the effect of
antihypertensive treatment on cognitive function is unclear. Methods: We investigated the …