Even easy exercise could help lower blood pressure in people with diabetes
In a study from the Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes in Melbourne, scientists found just a few minutes of easy exercise daily can help...
Long-term use of high blood pressure meds may harm kidney health
In a recent study from the University of Virginia, scientists found that long-term use of drugs commonly prescribed to treat high blood pressure and...
What is heart failure?
Heart failure – one of the conditions former first lady Barbara Bush has been diagnosed with – is a fairly common condition, especially among...
Blueberries could lower heart disease risk in some older women
In a study from Colorado State University, scientists found that eating blueberries can lower the risk of heart disease in older women with high...
High blood pressure may reduce dementia risk in some old people
Scientists from the National Institutes of Health found that high and low blood pressure levels among different older age groups were linked to varying...
Mental health problems strongly linked to heart rate problem, high blood pressure
In a study from the University of South Australia, scientists found another reason why people should be paying more attention to mental health:
It is...
Morning exercise could help reduce high blood pressure in older people
Scientists from the University of Western Australia found in sedentary overweight older adults, morning exercise reduces systolic blood pressure, with additional benefits seen by...
Two servings of dairy food a day help lower risks of diabetes, high blood...
Scientists from McMaster University found that eating at least two daily servings of dairy is linked to lower risks of diabetes and high blood...
Scientific find surgeries to treat high blood pressure
Scientists from Örebro University found metabolic surgeries are not only effective for treating Type 2 diabetes and obesity.
These surgeries also have benefits for people...
Taking blood pressure in both arms is better for your heart health
Scientists from the University of Exeter found taking blood pressure readings from both arms and using the higher reading would more accurately capture who...