Why the study?
Is lower diastolic blood pressure associated with cognitive impairment in Indian and American populations?
Population
Indian and American samples
Design
Other
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Association of lower DBP with cognitive impairment varies by population; leaves open causality, confounding, and generalizability.
Is lower diastolic blood pressure associated with cognitive impairment in Indian and American populations?
Lower diastolic blood pressure may be associated with cognitive impairment, suggesting low BP could be a risk factor or consequence of degenerative brain disease.
Pandav et al. (2003) studied this question.
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