Secondhand smoke, dementia and seniors on Medicare
Secondhand smoke in children and the link between blood pressure and dementia
(KYMA, KECY/ CBS) - Babies exposed to secondhand smoke while in the womb could have decreased lung function in early childhood.
Millions of seniors on Medicare lack access to treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease because they don't live near a rehab facility.
A new study looks at the link between blood pressure and dementia. Global researchers found that high blood pressure in women are at an increased risk of dementia.
