Blood pressure

An estimated 14 million people in the UK have high blood pressure.

The red flags that could mean you have high blood pressure
High blood pressure is known as the ‘silent killer’ 🚨

One in three Brits admit they're obsessed with tracking their health

A third of Brits are obsessed with tracking their health

Heart disease is a leading cause of death among women in the UK

UK women less likely to seek help for chest pain and heart issues

Millions of people could be unaware they are living with deadly heart disease.

Seven warning signs you might be suffering from heart disease

Antibacterial mouthwashes can be useful - but can also do more harm than good

Antibacterial mouthwash dangers: Why, as a doctor, I never use them

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I'm a doctor - it's great Parkrun has got thousands more active

Glenn Hoddle prior to the FA Cup Final at Wembley in 2019. Picture: Mike Egerton/PA.

'Men often look after their cars better than they look after their bodies'

Former subpostmaster Vijay Parekh was wrongly accused of stealing £78,000 from his branch

‘I lost 15 years of my life’ says former sub-postmaster

Left to right: (back row) Thurrock Engagement Sergeant, Amelia Moore, Thurrock Children and Young Person's officer, Rachael Johns, Essex Police call taker, Ruth Potts, Essex Police Control Room Supervisor, Adam Taylor. Front row: Ronnie-Lee Gray and his mum Becky

Brave 7-year-old praised for dialling 999 after mum collapsed

Tesco offer free walk-in blood pressure checks in store for Heart Month 2023

Check your blood pressure for free at Tesco pharmacies

Study shows extreme weather conditions causing heart-related deaths

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How knowing your numbers can help cut the risk of heart disease and strokes

Healthy diet 'doesn't protect against too much salt'

High blood pressure death risk for thousands in Leeds and Wakefield

The benefits of sun exposure in reducing blood pressure may outweigh the risks of developing skin cancer.

Sunlight exposure can cut your blood pressure, scientists claim

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High blood pressure adds double danger for diabetes sufferers

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