High Blood Pressure: Prevention
Stress and high blood pressure: What's the connection?
08/16/06, MayoClinic.comStress and high blood pressure — Learn how short-term links can create long-term risks.
Caffeine: How does it affect blood pressure?
11/14/07, MayoClinic.comCaffeine can temporarily increase blood pressure, but its long-term effects on blood pressure are unclear.
Blood Pressure: the Lower the Better
09/02/05, Johns Hopkins UniversityFor many years people have been told that their blood pressure was either normal or too high. Too high (high blood pressure or hypertension) was, and…
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Lowering Blood Pressure with Food
04/10/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityControlling blood pressure will help you stave off heart disease, strokes, diabetic nephropathy, and other chronic complications of diabetes.
Preeclampsia and High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy - Prevention
11/22/06, HealthwiseIf you have chronic high blood pressure (hypertension), you can lower your blood pressure before pregnancy by exercising, eating a diet low in sodium and rich in fruits and vegetables, and staying at a healthy weight. Lowering your
20 Saltiest Foods in America
04/25/08, Men's HealthCalories — whether from fat, sugar, or a combination of bad-for-you foodstuffs — aren’t the only danger lurking in today’s restaurant menus.…
Prehypertension Worse Than Smoking for Postmenopausal Women
04/06/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityResearchers point out that prehypertension was associated with a greater risk of cardiovascular events than the widely known risk factor of smoking,…
Women and Heart Disease, Part 1: Aspirin Confusion
03/08/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe 2007 update of the American Heart Association's guidelines for women has led to some confusion regarding the use of aspirin.
Atherosclerosis and Rheumatoid Arthritis
02/16/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityThese findings underscore the fact that patients with rheumatoid arthritis must receive aggressive management of all their risk factors for…
Wider Use of Heart Attack Screening Tests Recommended
12/03/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityNew guidelines from the Screening for Heart Attack Prevention Education (SHAPE) Task Force are far more aggressive than those of the American Heart…
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