Everyone experiences the normal process of aging, and as people age, their risk of dementia rises. While aging does not directly cause dementia, it can exacerbate diseases like vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease. Our brains undergo changes as we age, including the death of brain cells and the accumulation of toxic proteins, which can affect memory, thinking, and cognitive function and increase the risk of dementia. However, not all elderly people get dementia, and a person's risk of getting dementia is influenced by a number of factors, including lifestyle decisions and genetic predisposition.
Track 11-1: Alzheimer's Disease and Aging
Track 11-2: Vascular Dementia and Aging
Track 11-3: Cognitive Reserve and Aging
Track 11-4: Aging and Mild Cognitive Impairment
Track 11-5: Aging and Depression
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