The relation of longitudinally measured blood pressure to cognitive performance in the
absence of clinically diagnosed cerebrovascular disease was investigated in the …

It was hypothesized that blood pressure would be inversely related to cognitive functioning,
if unconfounded with antihypertensive medication and measured over many occasions prior …

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

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Research shows elevated levels of blood pressure in
midlife to be linked to impaired cognitive performance in old age. However, it remains …

OBJECTIVES: Hypertension is associated with impaired cognition, but it is unclear whether
this impairment is reversible. We sought to evaluate the effect of blood pressure reduction on …

Cognitive function was investigated in a random sample of subjects on the general
practitioners' registry of hypertensive patients in an inner city area and matched with …

Hypertension is a risk factor for mild cognitive deterioration and vascular dementia.
Cognitive deterioration attributable to normal aging was distinguished from cognitive …

Background To our knowledge, there are no epidemiologic studies on the association
between cognitive impairment and noncompliance with antihypertensive therapy. We …

Background Results of previous studies of white older adults suggest that antihypertensive
medications preserve cognition. We assessed the long-term effect of antihypertensive …

We examined whether or not blood pressure is related to cognitive function in a cross-
sectional study of a biracial community of 5,816 persons aged 65 years and older. Blood …