Hypertension is a common disease which leads to further illness and damage to the body; testing & treating high blood pressure can be life-saving for both men and women.

Sep 2, 2009 - Noreen Kassem

High blood pressure is known as the silent killer, because it doesn't usually cause symptoms, Learn more about the causes and treatment of hypertension.

May 17, 2010 - Valerie Dansereau

Celery, long held in Chinese medicine as a remedy for high blood pressure, may be only one of many natural methods to reduce high blood pressure or hypertension.

Oct 17, 2009 - Jeanne Grunert

High blood pressure affects the majority of Americans 55 and older. Lowering high blood pressure can help avoid the risk of premature death.

Jul 28, 2010 - Robert McKelvie

Many with high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, do not experience symptoms. Even without symptoms HBP can do damage to the body, including the heart.

Jan 24, 2010 - Shunta Montgomery

Hypertension is a silent disease and a dangerous indicator of heart, kidney and vascular disease. For most people, blood pressure is the most important number to know.

Feb 4, 2010 - Noreen Kassem

Medications may be required to lower blood pressure. Learn about blood pressure medicines, their side effects, and other helpful tips for anti-hypertensive treatment.

Jun 12, 2009 - A.C. Leach

For people with high blood pressure, also called hypertension, Claritin D and other antihistamines can cause adverse effects.

Oct 17, 2009 - Jeanne Grunert

People can quickly lower their blood pressure naturally by making lifestyle changes such as eating healthy, exercising regularly, and reducing stress.

Jan 16, 2010 - April Bowles

Whilst an increased risk of high blood pressure in women is one of the more serious health consequences of menopause, the issue is often overlooked.

Mar 2, 2011 - Joanna White

High blood pressure is a common but often misunderstood illness. Learning more about this chronic, and sometimes deadly, disease is essential for proper treatment.

Jan 25, 2010 - Maryalene LaPonsie

Knowing the risk factors and genetic causes of high blood pressure can ensure early detection and treatment of this chronic disease.

Jan 25, 2010 - Maryalene LaPonsie

According to a recent report by the CDC, half of adults in the U.S. have high blood pressure and are not being treated effectively.

Mar 21, 2011 - Jimmetta Carpenter

High blood pressure is associated with diabetes, heart disease, and other conditions. It can be treated with lifestyle changes and medication.

Aug 24, 2009 - Diane Ursu

High blood pressure is putting stress on the blood vessels and every organ as the blood flows through. The doctor comes first but there are natural aids too

Sep 30, 2010 - Dave Corby

Effective herbs for high blood pressure include garlic and hawthorn. Several other natural remedies for hypertension look promising, although further research is needed.

Mar 17, 2010 - Cindy Ausbrooks

High blood pressure is a silent killer because it leads to heart disease but usually affects people without noticeable symptoms. Learn more about it now.

Sep 28, 2011 - Angelica Giron

Find out how to reduce blood pressure through a change of lifestyle. Primary hypertension can be helped by a new diet plan, reduced sodium intake and aerobic exercise.

Apr 23, 2009 - Asa Ghaffar

High blood pressure is often called the silent killer. With no symptoms per se, it is important to understand the risk factors and warning signs.

Sep 13, 2011 - Jeanne Eckman

The new health bill is the law of the land, and one key measure is a focus on disease prevention. Do you know your two blood pressure numbers?

Mar 30, 2010 - Arlene Lengyel