Deaths in high blood pressure-related kidney disease rise 50% in 25 years
A new study has found that deaths from hypertensive kidney disease (kidney damage caused by high blood pressure) increased by 48% in the U.S....
Do common blood pressure drugs harm your mental health?
Getting enough sleep is very important for our health. It helps our bodies recover, keeps our minds sharp, and supports overall well-being.
But many people...
Study finds the best blood pressure goal for older people High blood pressure is...
High blood pressure is a common problem for older adults. But many people wonder—what’s the best blood pressure level to aim for as we...
New breakthrough for high blood pressure treatment
High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is a serious health issue that can quietly damage your body over time.
Many people don’t even know they...
Why so few Americans with high blood pressure use salt substitutes
Salt substitutes are widely recognized as a simple, inexpensive way to cut down on sodium and manage high blood pressure, yet new research shows...
Popular blood pressure drugs cut risks even after mild heart attacks
Heart attacks are one of the most serious medical emergencies a person can experience.
They happen when a blood clot blocks an artery that supplies...
This common drug may pose heart risks for women with high blood pressure
A new study from the University of Bologna has raised concerns about a popular blood pressure medication called beta-blockers.
These drugs are often used to...
The best body position to check your blood pressure
Blood pressure is one of the most important signs of your health. Usually, it’s checked while you’re sitting.
But a new study shows that checking...
Common blood pressure drugs may not prevent a second heart attack
After someone has a heart attack, doctors often prescribe a type of medicine called beta blockers.
These drugs help control heart problems like high blood...
How depression and heart disease may be genetically linked
Researchers from Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Massachusetts General Hospital have discovered a possible genetic link between coronary artery disease (CAD), major depression, and...