No Change in Heart Attack Rates for Younger U.S. Adults
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And women tend to fare worse than men, study findsContinue Reading
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American Heart Association recommends self-testing; research says it benefits patients and insurersContinue Reading
But it’s too early to recommend any change in treatment, researcher saysContinue Reading
Drug can spike blood pressure, making existing blood vessel conditions worse, study authors sayContinue Reading
Long-term use of certain medications also linked to higher risk, study foundContinue Reading
Preventing childhood hunger might help protect heart health, researchers sayContinue Reading
Researchers recommend more studies to see if vitamin D supplements can lower pressureContinue Reading
FDA experts warn that if the cuff is too small or too large for your arm, the results may not be reliableContinue Reading
Bringing systolic readings below 120-139 might not provide added benefit, researchers sayContinue Reading
Slightly greater changes in heart rate, blood pressure seen in malesContinue Reading
But study found negative social interactions didn’t affect men, older womenContinue Reading
Sleep disorder affects up to one-third of women by the last few months of pregnancy, researchers reportContinue Reading
Being aggravated, criticized or disappointed by family and friends can drive up blood pressure in women, study finds.
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