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Hypertension brain effects revealed: Discover how high blood pressure induces early gene expression changes in brain cells, leading to cognitive decline and Alzheimer's risk.
In this video, we break down a groundbreaking preclinical study from Weill Cornell Medicine showing hypertension impairs blood vessels, neurons, and white matter before blood pressure even rises. Learn why hypertension is a major risk for vascular cognitive impairment and how early cellular changes in endothelial cells, interneurons, and oligodendrocytes disrupt thinking and memory.
Key findings:
Just 3 days after inducing hypertension in mice, gene expression shifts cause premature aging in brain cells.
Weakened blood-brain barrier and myelin sheath issues explained.
Potential for drugs like losartan to reverse these effects and protect cognitive health.
Understand the science behind hypertension and dementia connection. If you have high blood pressure, this could change how you approach treatment for brain health.
Stay tuned for tips on preventing hypertension-related neurodegeneration.