Dementia-Related Neurons Induced By Aluminum, a Dementia Inducer by Yong-Jun Cha in TBSND - Juniper Publishers
Dementia is roughly classified into vascular dementia and Alzheimer disease, and the rate of dementia varies according to race or gender [1]. Asians are more prevalent in vascular dementia than westerners and women have a higher prevalence of Alzheimer dementia than men [2].
Aging of neuronal cells can cause Alzheimer dementia, which can lead to daily life by totally relying on the help of others by lowering human mental ability and intellectual function [3]. In addition, modern people are exposed to vascular dementia easily due to severe workload and mental stress caused by high industrialization, resulting in decreased brain function and cerebrovascular disorder [4-6]. A common feature of Alzheimer dementia or vascular dementia is that it causes neuronal death or cell degeneration. In particular, Alzheimer dementia is characterized by pathologic features such as neurofibrillary tangles or senile plaques due to P-amyloid proteins [7].
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