Genetic risk factors
Aneurysms develop when the walls in the brain’s arteries grow thin and weak. Some people are born with them due to birth defects. Others are inherently prone to them, which is recognizable if they have an immediate relative with a history of brain aneurysms. Females and people over the age of 40 are more likely to get diagnosed with aneurysms.
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