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Covid-19 May Increase the Risk of This Common Chronic Condition in Those With No History of It

A new study found that compared to those infected with the flu, those with Covid-19 were more likely to develop hypertension.

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Dementia breakthrough as drug treatment comes one step closer

Vascular dementia affects around 150,000 people in the UK

The Independent UK

Study reveals key cause of restricted blood flow to brain in vascular dementia

Researchers hope the discovery will accelerate development of treatments for the condition.

The Independent UK

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Living in Nairobi's slums is tough – residents are 35% more likely to suffer from high blood pressure than those in rural areas

Hypertension, commonly referred to as high blood pressure, is a non-communicable disease that occurs when there is a sustained elevation in the pressure of the blood that flows through the arteries.

The Conversation

Just One Alcoholic Drink A Day Increases Men’s Risk Of High Blood Pressure, Study Warns

New research suggests that even small amounts of alcohol can damage the heart, especially in men.

Zenger

Major breakthrough for patients facing ‘silent killer’ as new injection could replace drugs

High blood pressure is known as the silent killer as its symptoms often go unnoticed until it’s too late

The Independent UK

Mayo Clinic Q and A: Effects of hot weather, humidity on blood pressure, heart

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I'm retired and enjoy spending time outdoors in my garden and kayaking with my family. I have high blood pressure, which has been managed by medication for nearly 10 years. Recently I've noticed that I develop a headache, nausea and sometimes dizziness after a few hours in…

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Study reveals young kidney cancer survivors more likely to develop heart problems

According to a study, many teenage and young adult kidney cancer survivors are at a significant risk for heart problems due to heightened levels of hypertension or high blood pressure. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Ten key 'severe' symptoms of silent killer that you should seek help for immediately

High blood pressure has been described as a 'silent killer' leading to heart attacks and strokes if left unmonitored - but doctors say most of the 5million Brits who have it may not even realise

Daily Mirror

Five things you need to know about 'silent killer' unknowingly affecting one in four people

High blood pressure is becoming increasingly common across the UK - and with no obvious signs or symptoms, it could strike even though you don't realise you're at risk.

Chronicle Live

The five key things to be aware of about 'silent killer' affecting one in four Brits

A potentially life-threatening condition is becoming ever more common in Britain lately, and with little to no obvious symptoms, it could strike when you least expect it.

Daily Record

Five things to know about 'silent killer' affecting one in 4 Brits without them knowing

A potentially deadly condition is becoming increasingly common in the UK - and with no obvious signs or symptoms, high blood pressure could strike when you don't even know you're at risk

Daily Mirror

Ask the Doctors: Anxiety can contribute to high blood pressure

Anxiety is a condition estimated to affect close to one-fifth of us, making it the most common mental health issue in the United States.

Chicago Sun-Times

Grena surgical clip wins prestigious Red Dot Design Award

The surgical clip features micro-teeth which guarantee stability during surgery even under high blood pressure

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'A million girls would kill for this job': Anna Wintour is hiring an assistant

In real life, Andy Sachs’s assistant role in "The Devil Wears Prada" pays up to $80,000, and many don’t think it’s worth the “high blood pressure."

Zenger

Babies With Low Birth Weight At Higher Risk Of Developing Type 2 Diabetes

Scientists also observed that children who had a risk of using diabetes drugs were more likely to develop high blood pressure.

The Independent UK

Taking oestrogen pills for menopause ‘may increase risk of high blood pressure’

A study found that oral oestrogen was associated with a 14% higher risk of high blood pressure compared with oestrogen creams.

Daily Mirror

'Silent killer' warning as subtle sign in eyes may seem harmless but could be deadly

High blood pressure affects more than 25% of all adults in the UK, and while symptoms are not always easy to see, there is one simple sign of the condition that people can spot in their eyes

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'Silent killer' made Tina Turner 'nauseous and dizzy' before death

The singer's representatives confirmed her cause of death was due to natural causes

Daily Mirror

'Silent killer' made Tina Turner 'nauseous and dizzy' before death - what you should know

Tina Turner died on Wednesday of natural causes after decades of fighting kidney disease, and continued to fight it despite having a transplant from her husband Erwin Bach

Daily Mirror

Cher admits Tina Turner was 'really ready' to die after 'scary' health struggles

Cher reflected on her friendship with Tina Turner as she recalled visiting the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll shortly before her death after battling high blood pressure and kidney failure

Daily Record

Tina Turner's cause of death confirmed after icon passes away aged 83

The music legend was suffering from a long illness before she died 'peacefully' at her home near Zurich in Switzerland

Daily Mirror

Tina Turner's cause of death confirmed by representative after 'scary' health struggle

The Queen of Rock 'n' Roll Tina Turner was suffering from a long illness when she died 'peacefully' at her home near Zurich in Switzerland

Daily Mirror

Tina Turner's scary health struggle as not even organ donated by husband could save her

Tina Turner admitted her 'naivety' about hypertension lead her to a 'life and death' situation as her kidneys failed and she spent nine months hooked up to a dialysis machine

Irish Mirror

Irish mum urges people to check blood pressure as many are a 'ticking time bomb'

Two out of three over-50s are affected by the silent killer

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