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The impact of comorbidities on the development and progression of dementia

The Impact of Comorbidities on the Development and Progression of Dementia

Comorbidities, or the presence of two or more chronic diseases or conditions in an individual, can have a significant impact on the development and progression of dementia. Several factors related to comorbidities can influence the risk of developing dementia and the rate of cognitive decline:

Cardiovascular Disease: Conditions such as hypertension, heart disease, and stroke are known risk factors for dementia. These conditions can lead to reduced blood flow to the brain, which can contribute to the development of vascular dementia or exacerbate other forms of dementia.

Diabetes: Diabetes is associated with an increased risk of developing dementia, particularly Alzheimer’s disease. High blood sugar levels can damage blood vessels and nerve cells in the brain, leading to cognitive impairment.

Depression: Depression is common in individuals with dementia and is also a risk factor for developing dementia. Depression can lead to changes in brain structure and function that may increase the risk of cognitive decline.

Obesity: Obesity is associated with an increased risk of dementia, possibly due to its effects on inflammation, insulin resistance, and cardiovascular health. Managing weight through diet and exercise can help reduce this risk.

Sleep Disorders: Sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea and insomnia, can disrupt the restorative functions of sleep, which are important for brain health. Poor sleep quality has been associated with an increased risk of cognitive decline and dementia.

Smoking and Substance Abuse: Smoking and substance abuse can contribute to the development and progression of dementia. These habits can lead to vascular damage and other health problems that increase the risk of cognitive decline.

Nutritional Deficiencies: Poor nutrition can impact brain health and cognitive function. Deficiencies in vitamins such as B12 and folate have been linked to cognitive decline and dementia.

Managing comorbidities through lifestyle changes, medication, and other interventions can help reduce the risk of developing dementia and slow its progression in individuals who already have the condition. It’s important for individuals with comorbidities to work closely with their Doctors to manage their conditions and maintain brain health.

Our Values

Values are an integral part of our foundation. With every decision, we ensure that we follow:

Integrity

Integrity is the living up to legal, moral and ethical principles in the conduct of HI-Eisai Pharmaceutical Inc. business. It means that each employee embodies the value of integrity, and therefore represents the company in honesty and rectitude in all the ways they do their work.

It is expected that each employee would make decisions guided by good judgement, not just for one‘s self, but for HI-Eisai as the company. An employee who acts with integrity ensures that he has understanding of the principles by which the company operates, and in situations where he lacks clarity, will actively seek guidance.

Respect

The company is committed to ensure that it maintains a safe, inclusive, and healthy working environment that promotes productivity among employees. All employees are expected to show respect to fellow employees, customers, and patients, regardless of differences in gender, culture, backgrounds, and beliefs. Leaders in the organization are likewise expected to promote inclusivity with their teams, and shall not tolerate any discriminatory and offensive actions.

Accountability

Accountability at work means assuming responsibility for the business outcome and how that is achieved. It means that every employee, in whichever position, are equally responsible for the decisions and actions they make for the company. It is likewise, the responsibility of each employee to report, any knowledge of misconduct or potential violation to the company‘s rules and regulations.

Patient-Centric

At the heart of the company‘s operation are the patients. This means that every decision to be made, considers the potential impact and benefit to the patients. As such, the company commits itself in ensuring that business objectives align with its principle of human health care or hhc. The programs created and implemented are based on how well they could contribute to improving patients‘ lives.

For field-based employees, being patient-centric means that the focus of engagements with customers are on understanding patient needs as well as providing these stakeholders with comprehensive information on how HI-Eisai‘s products can support their patients goals.

For each employee, being patient-centric means taking on their responsibilities with care and consideration on how it impacts the patients experience, be it by making relevant information readily available for the doctors; or by ensuring access and availability to the medicines we offer.

Excellence

As a patient-centric company, we define Excellence by the outstanding quality of our work to improve patients‘ lives. Each employee is expected to consistently demonstrate work ethics that align to our values, policies, and our desire to provide above standard service. The company is committed in ensuring that all actions are in compliance with legal requirements.

Being excellent means that every employee passionately strives to be better and participates in the company‘s initiatives to develop their members in terms of knowledge, skills, and behavior, which will support a continuously improving, responsible and performance-driven workforce.

Our Vision

To be a successful and sustainable business in the Philippines by driving innovation and providing solutions to address unmet healthcare needs fueled by high-performing employees who deliver meaningful value and experience to patients and their families.

Our Mission

We give first thought to patients and their families, and to increasing the benefits health care provides.

Unit 2, 22nd Floor, Tower 6789, 6789 Ayala Avenue, Makati City

+63 28887 5160