People who have mild vascular disease that damages the eyes’ retinas are more likely to have vascular disease in the brain that causes thinking and memory problems, new research indicates.
The study included 511 women with an average age of 69 whose thinking and memory skills were tested every year for 10 years. The women’s eyes were tested about four years into the study, and they underwent brain scans about eight years into the study.
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