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Study shows tight BP control lowers recurrent stroke risk. Few get adequate Rx, however.

It is well known that high blood pressure (HBP, or hypertension) is a major risk factor for adverse cardiov
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Blood pressure treatment may lead to falls in older patients

A group of researchers from Yale and the University of Oregon, led by geriatrician Dr.
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Hypertension, the silent killer, needs more attention in young adults

A new study shows that high blood pressure (HBP) is being inadequately treated among those with primary
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High blood pressure: Way too common in black women. But easily treatable

African-American women in the U.S.
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Managing high blood pressure: New guidelines presented

Although most of us may not be aware of it, hypertension (HTN) is the most co
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Good news about stroke: death rate continues to decline

A new scientific
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Hypertension diagnosis & treatment lacking worldwide

It s well-known
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Vitamin D no help to older, hypertensive folks

Vitamin D seems to be the vitamin du
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Accurate diagnosis of high blood pressure: tougher than you think

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