According to new research, people who have a parent with Alzheimer's disease have a higher risk of developing high blood pressure, arterial disease, and markers of inflammation than people who do not have a parent with the condition.
Read moreDad, Mom and I all have hypertension. We each have different doctors and different medicines. Why? You and your parents are among the... Read more »
Numerous patients have asked what they can do to get off medications for hypertension as they may be costly and be associated with side... Read more »
Current guidelines on pain management advise that patients at risk for ulcer disease be prescribed either a cox-2 inhibitor such as... Read more »
Hypertension is a potentially life-threatening disease that affects 1 out of every 3 adults in the United States alone. More so, the... Read more »
New research published in the American Journal of Hypertension suggests that some commonly used prescription blood pressure medications actually... Read more »
It is estimated that one in four adults (approximately 50 million) in the United States has elevated blood pressure – and more than 30 percent of... Read more »
Left untreated, hypertension will cause complications. People with untreated high blood pressure will not live as long as people with well treated... Read more »
In a Spanish study of more than 1,400 patients, researchers found that only 45 percent of the patients' doctors recommended a change in their... Read more »
This study will compare the effects of a combination of Diovan and the diuretic Dyazide to Dyazide alone in obese hypertension patients. This... Read more »