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In cardiovascular care, much attention is rightly paid to elevated blood pressure—particularly systolic hypertension—as a major driver of heart diseas...
Blood pressure is often called the “silent killer” — a fitting description for a condition that typically causes no symptoms yet steadily damages arte...
A recent query from a concerned family member highlights a common source of confusion in hypertension management: a blood pressure reading of 156/64 m...
For decades, many people with hypertension have assumed that medication is the only reliable way to control their blood pressure—until they discover t...
When most people hear the term “blood pressure,” the number 120/80 mmHg immediately comes to mind—the long-standing benchmark for “normal” readings. B...
