Compared to people with Alzheimer's disease, those with vascular dementia are more likely to have:

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Vascular dementia is caused by damage to blood vessels in the brain, which can lead to focal neurological signs such as weakness or gait problems. While memory impairment can also occur in vascular dementia, it may not be as central a feature as it is in Alzheimer's disease. Social and occupational functioning may decline in both types of dementia. The onset of vascular dementia can be sudden or gradual, depending on the underlying cause.

Compared to People with Alzheimer's Disease, Those with Vascular Dementia