Four effects salt can have on your body - and what you can do about it Salt can have a bigger impact on your health than you realised, especially if you consume too much Chronicle Live · Jul 3, 2022
The effects of salt on your body - from blood pressure and stomach cancer to brittle bones According to The British Heart Foundation, people are consuming ‘far higher levels of salt than they realise’. Daily Record · Jul 3, 2022
'A new jab for patients with high blood pressure could replace daily tablets' Dr Miriam Stoppard looks into research that could revolutionise how hypertension is treated in this country. An injectable drug to treat high cholesterol was recently tested and approved for use Daily Mirror · Jun 30, 2022
Leeds shopowner sent home from A&E discovered headache was deadly brain tumour Emer was told the headache was due to high blood pressure initially Leeds Live · Jun 30, 2022
Simple hand exercise can help lower blood pressure, claim experts The exercise can lower the risks of high blood pressure Nottingham Post · Jun 29, 2022
High blood pressure lowered by easy hand exercise recommended by experts Having a firm grip can actually help improve your health, including lowering your blood pressure. Daily Record · Jun 27, 2022
Race is often used as medical shorthand for how bodies work. Some doctors want to change that Several months ago, a lab technologist at Barnes-Jewish Hospital mixed the blood components of two people: Alphonso Harried, who needed a kidney, and Pat Holterman-Hommes, who hoped to give him one. Tribune News Service · Jun 27, 2022
Kill the night light before it kills you: New evidence illuminated Older people exposed to any amount of light while sleeping at night "were significantly more likely to be obese, and have high blood pressure and diabetes. The New Daily · Jun 27, 2022
Lower your blood pressure reading with easy hand exercise that's 'better than meds' High blood pressure is a serious condition that requires careful vigilance to keep it in check. One simple exercise has been shown to lower your reading - and may be just as powerful as medication Daily Mirror · Jun 27, 2022
What salt really does to your body - from high blood pressure to stomach cancer You could be consuming too much salt – and experts are worried about the impact it’s having on our health. Daily Record · Jun 22, 2022
Charity calls for salt levy to in bid to reduce heart disease and stroke Eating too much salt comes with a greater risk of high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes, warned the charity. Daily Record · Jun 21, 2022
High blood pressure: The only way to find out if you have it - and how to combat it Rarely noticeable condition that affects a third of adults can put extra strain on the body as well as increase the risk of serious health problems Daily Mirror · Jun 19, 2022
Reduce hypertension risk with 2 surprising fruits and veg to lower blood pressure Blood pressure is something many give little thought to until it is too late. Having high blood pressure is the precursor for serious health conditions, but fortunately with the right types of food you can naturally lower your levels Daily Mirror · Jun 17, 2022
Nonstick chemicals causing hypertension These near-indestructible chemicals are found everywhere — and a new study finds they may be causing hypertension Salon · Jun 16, 2022
Tribune News Service · Jun 2, 2022 These 3 things this doctor learned from his stroke could save your life Dr. Julian Kim was teaching a minor surgical procedure in Cleveland when he started walking funny.
Daily Mirror · May 26, 2022 High blood pressure: Four drinks that can help reduce hypertension risk High blood pressure is the precursor for serious health conditions such as heart attacks or strokes. Lowering your reading is essential when it comes to reducing your risk
Daily Mirror · May 24, 2022 Best way to monitor high blood pressure – and early warning signs you don't want to miss High blood pressure, or hypertension, often has no obvious symptoms, but left untreated it can increase your risk of serious problems such as heart attacks and strokes. New research has highlighted the best ways to help manage the condition, and also highlighted hidden warning signs that your blood pressure may…
Daily Record · May 20, 2022 High blood pressure tablets recalled in Scotland amid 'impurity' concerns Twelve batches of Pfizer Accupro have been removed from the shelves.
The Independent UK · May 19, 2022 Russian TV hosts mock White House press secretary for not being ‘white, heterosexual male’ ‘Don’t watch it if you have high blood pressure,’ American journalist warns
Benzinga · May 18, 2022 Keros Therapeutics Posts Encouraging Preclinical Data Of RKER-012 In Type Of High Blood Pressure Keros Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ:KROS) announced results from a preclinical study of RKER-012 in a mouse model of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), a type of high blood pressure that affects the arteries in the lungs and the right side of the heart. The data were shared at the American Thoracic Society International Conference. RKER-012…
Daily Record · May 16, 2022 High blood pressure symptoms that could lead to heart attack or stroke Most people show no signs of high blood pressure even if levels are 'dangerously high'.
Wales Online · May 16, 2022 People urged to get blood pressure checked on World Hypertension Day Many people don’t have any symptoms of high blood pressure
The Times of India · May 11, 2022 Heart age calculator: Find your heart age with this simple calculation Heart age calculator determines if your heart is how it should be for a healthy human being of your age. A calculator as this adds up the factors that contribute towards the functioning of a healthy heart, also adds up the unhealthy contributors and gives you an estimation of how…
Daily Record · Apr 27, 2022 High blood pressure 'game-changing' treatment could see you stop taking pills The condition, also known as hypertension, raises the risk of heart attack or stroke.
The Independent UK · Apr 26, 2022 Six-monthly injection could replace daily tablets for people with high blood pressure A trial will see 100 people from the UK make up some 630 patients worldwide involved in new research.