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Record numbers with high blood pressure
Australians have high blood pressure and thousands may be at risk of heart attack or strokes, new research suggests. Experts examined the medical records of 532,050 patients who visited GPs between 2005 and 2010 and found 36 per cent, had high blood
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Seven in ten British adults have high blood pressure
Seven in ten British adults and almost half of under 35s now have high blood pressure due to lifestyle Last updated at 12:03 AM on 14th February 2012 Seven in ten adults are at greater risk of stroke or heart attack because their blood pressure is
Tags: high blood pressure, heart, health-news, blood pressure, heart problem, cholesterol, systolic, Australia, Newcastle, Health Medical Pharma
OnlineClinic Offers New High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol Medications
11 February 2012 It is now possible to get effective treatment for high blood pressure and high cholesterol from OnlineClinic. The addition of
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Blood Pressure Checks Served With Oven-Fried Chicken
The New Haven Alumnae Chapter partnered with the American Heart Association to put on this year's Health Fair, as part of the Go Red for Women Campaign , which asks the public to wear the color red to heighten awareness about women and heart disease.
Tags: women, high blood pressure, Go Red, blood pressure, fried chicken, Heart Disease, Baltimore, Delta Sigma Theta, Cardiovascular system
Heart Disease Risks Linked to Genes in Men: study
Articles The risk of coronary artery disease, the narrowing of blood vessels delivering blood to the heart, among men who carry a Y chromosome from haplogroup I is 50 per cent higher than other men, and the risk is independent of traditional risk
Tags: Heart Disease, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, blood pressure, women, coronary artery, artery disease, Australia Bureau of Statistics, Australia, Sydney
Too much salt in diets of Americans
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Tuesday February 7, 2012 that every 9 out of 10 American eats more than the suggested amounts of salt. It most comes in things like bread, instead of the junk food we normally thinks&
Tags: salt, Sodium, CDC, Diabetes, high blood pressure, Chronic kidney disease
1 in 2 Stroke Survivors Has High Blood Pressure
A disturbing 47% of people who have had a stroke have poorly controlled high blood pressure , researchers say. "High blood pressure is the strongest risk factor for stroke, so you would think patients and their doctors would be vigilant about making
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Smoking, High Blood Pressure Are Biggest Killers of Japanese Adults
A new study published in PLoS Medicine, suggest that Japan should emphasize the need to reduce tobacco smoking and to improve ongoing programs designed to help people manage multiple cardiovascular risk factors. Nayu Ikeda from the University of
Tags: high blood pressure, risk factors, Japanese, blood pressure, Japan, Tokyo, Health Medical Pharma, habits, smoking, Tobacco smoking
Welch Healthcare & Retirement Group Assisted Living Communities Highlight Heart Health Month
January 31, 2012 February is National Heart Health Month, and seniors can take heart in knowing that the heart benefits greatly from healthy lifestyle choices no matter what your age. According to the Centers for Disease Control and
Tags: healthy, lifestyle-news, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, diet, food, assisted living, living communities, National Heart Health Month, welch healthcare
Black tea may help lower blood pressure
Three cups of black tea a day might help reduce blood pressure, researchers in Australia suggest. Lead author Professor Jonathan Hodgson of The University of Western Australia School of Medicine and Pharmacology said reducing high blood pressure
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