Vascular dementia involves
A) abnormal deposits of protein.
B) a series of strokes.
C) a mutation of the gene apolipoprotein.
D) tangled neuron fibers.

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Vascular dementia is primarily caused by a series of strokes or changes in the brain's blood supply, which can lead to brain damage over time. This distinguishes it from other forms of dementia that might involve abnormal protein deposits, genetic mutations, or tangled neuron fibers.

Vascular Dementia Involves