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From Childhood To Adulthood: Study Finds The Hidden Link Between Sugary Drinks And High Blood Pressure
Researchers followed participants for up to 25 years and found that early dietary habits can have a lasting impact on heart health. The findings highlight the importance of encouraging healthier beverage choices from a young age
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World Hypertension Day: Five Foods That Raise Your Blood Pressure
World Hypertension Day 2018: If not treated well in time, High Blood Pressure may end up causing you stroke, heart-disorders, kidney disease, affect your eye-sight and what not.
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200 Million Indians Have High Blood Pressure: Study
India is home to about 200 million adults with high blood pressure, according to the largest study of its kind which found that the number of people in the world with high BP has reached 1.13 billion.
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Your Love for Potatoes or French Fries Can't Hurt You, Right?
According to a new study, if you love to binge on potatoes and French fries, you may be at an increased risk of developing high blood pressure.
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One Third of India's Population to Suffer from Hypertension by 2020
One third of India's population is likely to suffer from hypertension by 2020, with around 20 per cent of the rural population too to be a victim, said health experts.
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World Hypertension Day 2016: Time to Drop the Pressure
With 30 per cent of deaths in India attributed to hypertension and diseases triggered by it, health experts across the country cautioned youngsters to regulate their eating habits and improve fitness.
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Stressed Youths Could be at Risk of High Blood Pressure
According to a new research done by the Stanford University in California, the tendency to take more stress during youth may increase the risk of developing high blood pressure later in life.
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High Blood Pressure Risk in Mid-Life can be Predicted in Childhood
Researchers have marked a number of factors that can help identify young people who are at risk of developing high blood pressure by around age 38.
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Low vitamin D and high blood pressure
Lower blood level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D is independently associated with an increased risk of developing high BP.
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From Childhood To Adulthood: Study Finds The Hidden Link Between Sugary Drinks And High Blood Pressure
Researchers followed participants for up to 25 years and found that early dietary habits can have a lasting impact on heart health. The findings highlight the importance of encouraging healthier beverage choices from a young age
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World Hypertension Day: Five Foods That Raise Your Blood Pressure
World Hypertension Day 2018: If not treated well in time, High Blood Pressure may end up causing you stroke, heart-disorders, kidney disease, affect your eye-sight and what not.
-
200 Million Indians Have High Blood Pressure: Study
India is home to about 200 million adults with high blood pressure, according to the largest study of its kind which found that the number of people in the world with high BP has reached 1.13 billion.
-
Your Love for Potatoes or French Fries Can't Hurt You, Right?
According to a new study, if you love to binge on potatoes and French fries, you may be at an increased risk of developing high blood pressure.
-
One Third of India's Population to Suffer from Hypertension by 2020
One third of India's population is likely to suffer from hypertension by 2020, with around 20 per cent of the rural population too to be a victim, said health experts.
-
World Hypertension Day 2016: Time to Drop the Pressure
With 30 per cent of deaths in India attributed to hypertension and diseases triggered by it, health experts across the country cautioned youngsters to regulate their eating habits and improve fitness.
-
Stressed Youths Could be at Risk of High Blood Pressure
According to a new research done by the Stanford University in California, the tendency to take more stress during youth may increase the risk of developing high blood pressure later in life.
-
High Blood Pressure Risk in Mid-Life can be Predicted in Childhood
Researchers have marked a number of factors that can help identify young people who are at risk of developing high blood pressure by around age 38.
-
Low vitamin D and high blood pressure
Lower blood level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D is independently associated with an increased risk of developing high BP.
