Vascular dementia is the second most common type of dementia. It's caused by problems with the blood supply to the brain. Symptoms include difficulty remembering things, speaking and thinking, and people with this condition may also find it hard to plan and concentrate. Find out more about the causes, types and symptoms of vascular dementia: http://ow.ly/BAPl309i55x | Alzheimer's Society

CASE STUDY 204 – Vascular Dementia 🧠 Unlike Alzheimer’s, which is driven by protein changes, vascular dementia is rooted in vascular injury: tiny strokes, chronic uncontrolled diabetes, hypertension, and long-standing vascular disease. Symptoms often appear in steps - sudden drops in memory, processing speed, gait changes, mood shifts, or difficulty with planning and decision-making. And here’s the important part: - It’s the second most common form of dementia. - Up to 40% of cases are tied to