dementia
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UK Scientists Say Fat Buildup from Heart Disease Can Lead to Dementia
A new study warns that heart disease can trigger not only dementia but also Alzheimer’s disease. Dementia has been known to overwhelm the elderly population due to deteriorating effects to the cognitive function of the brain, including recollection, judgement, and thinking.
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