A progressive loss of cognitive function brought on by a number of circumstances is known as dementia. Given that the chance of acquiring dementia rises with age, age is a significant risk factor. A family history of dementia is one example of a genetic component that could play a role. Diet, exercise, and mental stimulation are examples of lifestyle decisions that can impact risk. Vascular dementia is more likely to occur in those with diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. Adopting a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise, a balanced diet, and cognitive activities can help reduce the risk even if there is no known solution. In order to control symptoms and reduce the progression of the condition, early diagnosis and action are essential.
Track 16-1: Environmental Factors
Track 16-2: Vascular Risk Factors
Track 16-3: Lifestyle Factors
Track 16-4: Genetic Factors
Track 16-5: Age-Related Changes
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