1 in 10 women may develop high blood pressure after childbirth
One in 10 women may develop high blood pressure for the first time up to a year after giving birth.
One in 10 women may develop high blood pressure for the first time up to a year after giving birth.
Biases in studies concerning heart disease and metabolic disorder in midlife Black and Hispanic women may put their lives in jeopardy.
A simple procedure using a blood pressure cuff can boost vascular and cardiac function and reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke.
Less than 7% of the adult population of the United States has good cardiometabolic health, report researchers.
Less than 7% of the adult population of the United States has good cardiometabolic health, report researchers.
High blood pressure conditions during pregnancy increase cardiovascular disease risk 10 years later, research finds.
An electronic “tattoo” more accurately monitors blood pressure in times of high stress, while sleeping, or exercising than nearly all current options.
Training “village doctors” to help patients manage high blood pressure helped people in hard-to-reach rural areas in China lower their blood pressure.
A new blood test is more accurate than current methods at predicting preeclampsia, a leading cause of severe maternal and neonatal illness and death.
New research using phone data links gratitude and optimism with mental and physical health benefits, including lower blood pressure.