#blood pressure

Low-income adults with and without cardiovascular disease are less likely to be counseled on risk factors for heart disease.

Some facts about blood pressure.

When individuals—especially women—combined short walking breaks with morning exercise, they reduced their blood pressure levels.

Findings show that folks in their 20s and 30s with above-normal blood pressure may develop dementia or suffer a stroke later in life.

Adolescents who don’t consume enough soluble and insoluble fiber may face an increased risk of diabetes and high blood pressure.

Patients who monitor their blood pressure at home experience better, more accurate readings and lower medical costs

Lucemyra is approved to treat the symptoms of opioid withdrawal for 14 days.

For many women, making even small lifestyle changes, can stave off death from heart disease.

The battery-operated faux cigarettes that contain nicotine might increase risk of heart attack and stroke.

The actor died of complications from heart failure related to alcohol withdrawal.

Why you should keep active whenever possible

The superfoods controversy

A study from Johns Hopkins University uncovers yet another possible early risk factor for cognitive decline.

What the newest findings will mean for treatment of hypertension in older adults

Findings warn strict control of blood sugar and blood pressure levels for folks older than 70 may be doing their health more harm than good.

A systolic blood pressure reading of 120 or less could be heart disease patients’ new goal.