Women urged to check blood pressure – here’s what you need to know Experts have warned high blood pressure is the most deadly risk factor for women worldwide. The Independent UK · May 17, 2023
Women urged to know blood pressure to help prevent heart disease and stroke High blood pressure is the most deadly risk factor for women worldwide, experts suggest. The Independent UK · May 16, 2023
People urged to get free test that could save your life Many people have no symptoms and a test is the only way to find out something is wrong Wales Online · May 16, 2023
High blood pressure symptoms as 'silent killer' signs should never be ignored It's estimated that a third of people with high blood pressure are unaware that they have it, so it's important to get to know the signs. Daily Record · May 14, 2023
High blood pressure symptoms: The 10 subtle 'silent killer' signs you should never ignore One in four people have hypertension - or high blood pressure - but almost one-third of patients do not even know they have it, which is why it's vital to know what signs to look out for Daily Mirror · May 13, 2023
Heart disease risk may be 'significantly lowered' by drinking four fruit juices The potassium-rich fruit juices can combat high blood pressure by removing sodium from the body and helping to relax blood vessels Chronicle Live · May 11, 2023
Heart disease risk may be cut by four fruit juices that 'keep blood pressure low' Making sure you get enough potassium in your diet can help reduce your risk of high blood pressure and in turn reduce heart disease risk, with four fruit juices helping maintain healthy levels. Daily Record · May 11, 2023
Heart disease risk could be slashed by four common fruit drinks - but which juice is best? Find out which potassium-rich beverages can help combat high blood pressure - a widespread condition affecting around one in three UK adults Daily Mirror · May 11, 2023
'Silent killer' risk could be lowered by adding five common breakfast foods to your diet High blood pressure can contribute to a number of serious and potentially fatal problems like heart attacks and strokes - but changing your diet and including a number of foods can be a great way to help lower Daily Mirror · May 10, 2023
Mobile phone warning as could increase risk of high blood pressure, according to research New research links using a mobile phone for 30 minutes or more per week with a 12 percent increased risk of high blood pressure. Daily Record · May 7, 2023
Study reveals phone calls linked with increased risk of high blood pressure According to a new, conversing on a cell phone for 30 minutes or more per week is related to a 12 per cent greater risk of high blood pressure when compared to less than 30 minutes. Read further on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · May 7, 2023
Six signs you might have high blood pressure as NHS urges people to get checked Around 50% of heart attacks and strokes are associated with high blood pressure - and the NHS says that getting yours checked 'could save your life' Chronicle Live · May 4, 2023
Bloodshot eyes may be sign of 'silent killer' you must spot before it's too late High blood pressure, which can cause heart attacks and strokes among other serious health complications, is known as 'silent killer' because it often goes undetected Daily Mirror · May 3, 2023
Three 'severe' high blood pressure symptoms - huge number of people urged to get checked High blood pressure remains undiagnosed in a "considerable" number of young people, it's been claimed, with the public urged to get checked for hypertension - even if they don't have symptoms Daily Mirror · May 1, 2023
The Independent UK · Apr 29, 2023 Hypertension: The deadly health problem young men are living with undiagnosed High proportion of men aged between 16 and 24 who are living with high blood pressure don’t know they have it, the Office for National Statistics has found
The Independent UK · Apr 28, 2023 What causes high blood pressure? The risks and treatment The condition is rife among Brits but what actually causes it?
The Independent UK · Apr 28, 2023 The deadly health problem most young men are living with undiagnosed 66% of young men aged between 16 and 24 are living with undiagnosed high blood pressure, the Office for National Statistics has found
Daily Mirror · Apr 28, 2023 High blood pressure symptoms to know - as cases hidden in 'considerable' number of people A high blood pressure study revealed that young people were most at risk, with five percent likely to have high blood pressure symptoms without knowing about it
Dynamite News · Apr 27, 2023 Researchers reveal how high fitness levels can reduce death risk from cardiovascular disease in men In men with high blood pressure, being fit may lower their risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. This conclusion comes from a 29-year study. Read further on Dynamite News:
Daily Record · Apr 22, 2023 Obese Scots man weighing over 18st ditches pizza and kebabs diet to lose 75lbs Retired NHS physiotherpaist Alistair Murdoch was given a stern warning from his GP after being placed on three different medications for high blood pressure and told he was pre-diabetic in 2021.
Tribune News Service · Apr 3, 2023 Mayo Clinic Minute: Is Himalayan sea salt a healthy alternative? Consuming too much salt can lead to serious health conditions, including high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke.
Daily Record · Mar 28, 2023 Dementia linked to high blood pressure in breakthrough new study Previous studies have shown that high blood pressure can damage the brain, but in a first, researchers have now discovered exactly where.
The Independent UK · Mar 27, 2023 Brain discovery ‘aids understanding’ of high blood pressure link to dementia It is the first time that experts have pinpointed the exact regions of the brain affected.
Wales Online · Mar 27, 2023 Dementia breakthrough as scientists find blood pressure clue Researchers used MRI scans of the brain to investigate the effect of high blood pressure on the brain
The Independent UK · Mar 23, 2023 How to lower your risk of developing cardiovascular disease Making simple lifestyle changes – and regular blood pressure tests – can help reduce your risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD), a general term for conditions affecting the heart or blood vessels.