All Articles on Hypertension
New findings on treating hypertension in pregnancyA study led by Dr. Sascha Dublin finds similar outcomes for 3 hypertension medications, filling an evidence gap.
Is blood pressure reading more accurate at home or clinic?Home blood pressure monitoring demonstrated to be an excellent alternative for making new diagnoses of hypertension.
There’s no place like home … to track blood pressureResearch led by KPWHRI’s Beverly Green finds that patients prefer at-home monitoring of blood pressure.
Preventing dementia: Effects of hypertension drugsACT studies find medications to treat high blood pressure may differ in their impact on dementia risk, writes Dr. Eric B. Larson.
New research identifies flaws in hypertension diagnosesKPWHRI investigator’s recent AHA presentations highlight problems in blood pressure readings.
Diagnosing high blood pressure: Who knew it could be so complicated?High blood pressure is a well-known health risk. But diagnosing it can be challenging. With patient advisors, the BP-CHECK study aims to find an easier way.
Treating hypertension in pregnancy: What’s the best way?A KPWHRI study by Dr. Sascha Dublin uses data from pregnant women’s experiences to find out the risks and benefits of taking high blood pressure medicine.
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