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midlife hypertension represents risk factor development alzheimers disease ad risk age 65 less certain establishing relationships late life hypertension pathological changes ad could crucial understanding relevance blood pressure risk factor disorder investigated associations selfreported latelife hypertension cognitive status ad pathology death impact antihypertensive medication also examined using cornell medical index questionnaire ascertained whether participants ever reported hypertension also noted use antihypertensive medication donated brains 108 individuals assessed ad pathology using consensus guidelines statistical analysis aimed elucidate relationships hypertension ad pathology found associations selfreported hypertension cognitive impairment death however hypertension significantly likely exhibit lower levels ad pathology measured thal phase braak stage cerad score niaaa criteriaeven controlling sex level education presence apoe4 alleles significant associations could found examining use antihypertensive medications findings suggest latelife hypertension associated less severe ad pathology postulate ad pathology may promoted reduced cerebral blood flow