High blood pressure and stiff arteries linked to cognitive issues in adolescents, study finds
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Adolescents with high blood pressure and stiff arteries experience poorer cognitive functions, notably in attention, learning, and working memory, underscoring the critical impact of cardiovascular health on teenage brain development.
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Original Title: Adolescents with high blood pressure and stiff arteries tend to have poorer cognitive functions. Specifically, young people with elevated blood pressure performed worse in attention and learning tasks, while those with stiffer arteries exhibited weaker working memory.