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Blood pressure at the age of 70 as a predictor of incident dementia: A 15‐year longitudinal study

We have previously reported that blood pressure (BP) at age 70 predicted incident dementia in a birth cohort born 1901‐02. It is known that BP in older adults has decreased in high‐income countries during the last decades. The aim of this paper was to explore whether BP at age 70 still predicted incident dementia in a cohort born three decades later.