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St Elizabeth Healthy Headlines: High blood pressure is a silent killer - there are ways to control it - NKyTribune

When it comes to high blood pressure, ignorance isn’t bliss. In fact, not knowing could kill you.That’s because high blood pressure (hypertension) has few noticeable symptoms. Left untreated,

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COVID-19 Linked With New-Onset High Blood Pressure

COVID-19 survivors are twice as likely to develop hypertension compared to those with the flu, according to a study.

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Traffic Noise and Air Pollution Linked to High Blood Pressure

Noisy street sounds aren’t just irritating they can actually raise your blood pressure and increase the risk of heart attack and stroke.

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High Blood Pressure Increases Risk of Hospitalization or Death Due to COVID-19

Study highlights the importance of knowing your numbers and being fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

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Blood Pressure Is Up in U S Adults During the Pandemic

Experts are concerned that greater rates of hypertension may result in more deaths due to heart disease down the road.

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