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If you’re looking for a natural way to help keep your blood pressure lower, think kiwi. The little green fruit is found in a small study to lower blood pressure almost 4 points systolic, compared with eating apples.
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A new study has shown that timing blood pressure medication with a patients body clock could make it more effective and give people better protection against heart attacks and strokes.
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The Centre for Research on Inner City Health through the Keenan Research Centre at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto reports that women living in poorer areas are at risk for high blood pressure and that parent's stress can risk a child for asthma.
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As the world experiences new wave heart related illnesses, the doctors are coming out with the new efforts aimed at lowering down the heart attacks.
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The air people breathe while walking in the park, working in the garden or shopping downtown may be unhealthy enough to seriously spike their blood pressure, a new study suggests.
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To nap or not to nap, that is the question. A research team has conducted a study that indicates that the expectation of a nap and the time just before falling asleep may be where the benefits lies.
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German researchers today claim that cocoa not tea, may help to lower your blood pressure.
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While many adore the flavours of chinese cuisine we forget about what we intake daily
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Taking blood pressure in both arms could help detect cardiovascular disease.
A large difference between the blood pressure in each arm suggests a bigger risk of dying early, a study claims.
Half of people with diabetes in England are failing to keep control of their blood pressure, risking a range of "damaging" complications, figures suggest.
Measuring blood pressure in both arms should be routine, says a University of Exeter study, because it is the difference between the arms that counts.
Tests for a blood-pressure regulating hormone called renin may help doctors decide which blood pressure drugs their patients should take, researchers said on Wednesday. They said a mismatch between drugs and patient characteristics may help explain why many people do not benefit
from blood pressure drugs, and testing for renin levels may help.
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