Men who have higher blood pressure at night than during the day are 1.6 times more likely to be diagnosed with dementia, a new study claims.
Researchers tracked a sample of Swedish men in their seventies with higher blood pressure at night than during the day – a condition called as ‘reverse dipping’.
They were compared with men of the same age with higher blood pressure during the day than at night, which is considered normal.
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