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Further, a meta-analysis conducted by the researchers indicated a 15% reduction in dementia events with antihypertensives treatment (RR, 0.85; 95% CI, 0.78-0.92; P <.0001).

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While there's no cure for dementia, medications can help manage or slow down symptoms, including memory loss. Medications may also help control behavioral issues from confusion and loss of judgment.

Be the first to comment. “Dementia is a chronic progressive disease that is irreversible at this point. There’s no meaningful treatment that can reverse the course of the disease,” Sinvani said.