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Hypertension
High Blood Pressure, Brain Damage and Cognitive Impairment
Researchers identify specific regions of the brain that are damaged by high blood pressure and are involved in decreased mental processes and dementia.
November 2023
Irregular Sleep and Cardiovascular Risk
Erratic Sleep Patterns Linked to High Blood Pressure in Abdominally Overweight Adolescents
November 2023
Physical Fitness Mitigates Impact of High Blood Pressure
Study Highlights Protective Role of Fitness Against Negative Effects of Hypertension.
November 2023
Blood Pressure Thresholds in Chronic Coronary and Cerebrovascular Diseases
This article reviews the evidence, controversies and current state of knowledge on intensive BP lowering and the lower thresholds to achieve in patients with chronic coronary or cerebrovascular diseases.
October 2023
Blood Pressure Salt Sensitivity in Women
Women of all ages have more salt-sensitive hypertension than men
October 2023
Utility of Digoxin in Heart Failure
The use of digoxin was associated with lower mortality and morbidity in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF), but with higher mortality and morbidity in patients without AF
September 2023
Prevalence of Secondary Hypertension in Young Adults Investigated
Study examines prevalence of secondary hypertension among previously healthy young adults diagnosed in outpatient settings.
September 2023
Does Stroke Risk Change with Age?
While some stroke risk factors may decrease with age, such as hypertension and diabetes, others remain constant, prompting further investigation into age-related stroke dynamics.
August 2023
Ocular Stress Accelerates Aging
Ocular hypertension triggers a stress response akin to natural aging, highlighting the impact of stress on eye health.
August 2023
Hypertension Risk Following Pregnancy
Approximately 1 in 10 women may develop hypertension after pregnancy, particularly those over 35 years old, smokers, or those who underwent cesarean sections.