High blood pressure alone can damage kidneys, study finds
A new study from the Medical University of Vienna shows that high blood pressure on its own—without other health problems like diabetes—can cause early...
Heart failure tied to faster mental decline, study finds
More than six million Americans live with heart failure, and a new study shows that these individuals are more likely to experience faster mental...
This daily habit effectively prevents heart disease, high blood pressure
The American Heart Association (AHA) has released a new statement encouraging doctors to help patients with slightly high blood pressure or cholesterol become more...
This common blood pressure drug has fewer side effects, study finds
A major study conducted over 17 years and involving more than 730,000 people with high blood pressure has revealed new findings about two commonly...
These things can cause high blood pressure
High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is a common health condition that affects millions of people around the world.
It happens when the force of...
Why women should ce cautious about this blood pressure drug
A new study from the University of Bologna has revealed that women taking beta-blockers for high blood pressure may face a higher risk of...
Irregular sleep can raise your blood pressure, study finds
You might think that changing your sleep schedule a little here and there isn’t a big deal, especially if you’re busy with late-night work...
Common causes why your blood pressure keeps changing
Blood pressure is the strength of your blood pushing against the walls of your blood vessels. It goes up and down naturally during the...
Blood pressure drug linked to higher bleeding risk in these people
A new study published in JAMA has found that older adults with atrial fibrillation, a common type of irregular heartbeat, may face a higher...
Why blood pressure readings at the doctor’s office can be confusing
Have you ever noticed that your blood pressure reading at the doctor’s office sometimes seems off? You’re not alone.
New research from Yale School of...