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See Latest ArticlesPrevention of Dementia by Intensive Vascular Care (PreDIVA): A Cluster-randomized Trial in Progress
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Richard E et al. – In this older age group, the very high percentage of elderly subjects with cardiovascular risk factors illustrates the large window of opportunity for therapies directed to lower the cardiovascular risk and potentially also the risk for dementia.
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