Mediterranean or Keto? Study Finds Both Diets Improve Blood Pressure
A 3-month clinical study reveals both diets lower blood pressure and improve metabolic markers in obese patients. See key differences in results.
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Study: 6 Key Vitamins Missing in Adults With High Blood Pressure
Recent research reveals that vitamin A, B6, B9, B12, E, and K are significantly lower in people with high blood pressure. Learn how these deficiencies affect health.
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New Study: Lorundrostat Drops High Blood Pressure by 15 Points in 12 Weeks
UC San Diego researchers find that lorundrostat significantly lowers blood pressure in resistant hypertension. See what this means for future treatment.
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New Study Finds Tea and Dark Chocolate May Lower Blood Pressure Naturally
A meta-analysis of 145 trials shows that flavan-3-ols in tea and cocoa can reduce blood pressure and improve vascular health. Learn how these foods work.
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Snoring Linked to Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, Largest Study Reveals
Regular snoring nearly doubles hypertension risk. See what the research says and how to reduce your chances of heart disease.
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HemiClor 12.5 mg: FDA Greenlights Low-Dose Chlorthalidone for Hypertension
Explore how the 12.5 mg chlorthalidone option enhances safety and aligns with ACC/AHA hypertension guidelines.
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SSST Confirmatory Test for High Blood Pressure No Longer Recommended
Learn why experts say the SSST test for primary aldosteronism may delay treatment. Discover the better approach to hypertension diagnosis.
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Pregnancy Nutrient Levels Linked to Lower Blood Pressure in Midlife, Study Finds
Higher vitamin B12, copper, and manganese levels during pregnancy may lower blood pressure decades later. Discover new findings from the AHA 2025 sessions.
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Vaping and High Blood Pressure: New Study Reveals Hidden Risk
Vaping may increase your risk of hypertension—even without smoking. See what Johns Hopkins researchers discovered in their 4-year follow-up study.
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Persistence Pays: Long-Term Exercise Strengthens Arteries and Controls Hypertension
New research shows that 3 years of consistent exercise significantly improves vascular health and controls hypertension. Discover why exercise is true medicine.
