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Integration of a multicomponent intervention for hypertension into primary healthcare services in Singapore—A cluster randomized controlled trial

Tazeen H Jafar and colleagues present findings from a cluster-randomized controlled trial conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of an intervention designed to manage hypertension. ....

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Muhumuza needs Shs152m for a kidney transplant

The cost for haemodialysis is Shs150,000 per session ....

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Yoga: At least one session a week may help to lower blood pressure

A large real-world study adds to clinical trial evidence that people who do yoga tend to have lower blood pressure, which may prevent heart attacks and strokes ....

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Hypertension awareness, treatment, and control and their association with healthcare access in the middle-aged and older Indian population: A nationwide cohort study

Jinkook Lee and colleagues investigate hypertension management and its association with healthcare access in middle-aged and older adults in India. ....

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Lifesty lifestyle. i always say that drugs are important when they re necessary, but let s look at things that we can change. when we look at the obesity level being as high as it is 25% to o30% more in our children. it is not surprising to us that the other illnesses that go along with that, the medication usage in those populations are so high, as well. this is a number very interesting to me. antidepressants. this statistic here shows you that there are millions of prescriptions being written for antidepressants. some roughly around 9.5 million each and every year. yes, that s huge. i want to say that there are certain genetic reasons why children may have high blood pre pressure. it could be life threatening for those instances, i would say, absolutely. do we know what the risks are of the medications. we are always weighing risks and benefits. those were antidepressants. antihypertensives. the high blood pressure. this has something to do with diet. has something to do with ....

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