Arterial hypertension: half of the patients in the world do not take treatment
© shutterstockArterial hypertension (HTA) is a chronic disease which corresponds to an abnormal increase in blood pressure on the walls ...
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Hypertension: 1 in 3 people suffer from it… without necessarily knowing it
© Shutterstockhypertension arterial (HTA) is the main risk factor for cerebrovascular accident (CVA) and an important risk factor for cardiovascular ...
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Menopause: taking estrogen hormones can increase the risk of hypertension
© Shutterstock / fizkesA new search published in the scientific journal Hypertension demonstrated that a treatment prescribed to postmenopausal women ...
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What is the role of hypertension in the risk of dementia?
Researchers show a link between high blood pressure, especially when detected young, and the risk of developing dementia. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Acne: a drug against hypertension would be effective
Spironolactone, a treatment prescribed for people with high blood pressure, could help many women who suffer from persistent acne. THE ...
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HTA: 6 million French people are hypertensive and ignore it
1 out of 3 French people is hypertensive today. This makes hypertension the most common chronic disease in our country. ...
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Hypertension: high blood pressure spikes caused by pollution
Exposure to air pollutants could be responsible for the repeated increases in blood pressure. THE ESSENTIAL A mixture of five ...
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Hypertension: the therapeutic sauna reduces blood pressure
Sauna therapy lowers blood pressure in 50-somethings, new study finds. THE ESSENTIAL Sauna therapy lowers blood pressure in 50-somethings, new ...
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Alzheimer’s: Hypertension at 30 linked to poor brain health at 70
Having high blood pressure in your thirties increases your risk of dementia and Alzheimer's disease by age 70. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Cardiovascular disease: being fit offsets the harmful impact of hypertension
Being physically fit partially reduces the risk of death from cardiovascular disease in men with high blood pressure. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Hypertension: road noise increases blood pressure
Traffic noise increases blood pressure, and therefore the risk of hypertension (or hypertension). THE ESSENTIAL Exposure to road traffic noise ...
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Hypertension in children: extra pounds increase the risks, not without consequences
Having a few extra pounds increases children's risk of developing high blood pressure, and it can cause heart damage that ...
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Hypertension: women are more sensitive to salt than men
Women are more sensitive to salt than men and this propensity to retain salt can make them prone to high ...
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Do you suffer from hypertension? Drink a cup of coffee a day maximum!
© shutterstockCoffee has many health benefits. According to several scientific studies, the favorite drink of the French would reduce the ...
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A diet rich in potassium reduces the risk of hypertension (especially in women)
© Shutterstock / Evan LorneWe eat too much salt, it is not a scoop, especially because of the processed products ...
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Nettle: health benefits, effects on hypertension, when to take it?
© ShutterstockWhere does nettle come from?stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is a plant that grows everywhere: in vegetable gardens, in the ...
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Air pollution: children more at risk of high blood pressure
Children most exposed to air pollution are more likely to suffer from high blood pressure (HTA) according to a new ...
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Hypertension: taking medication would be as effective in the morning as in the evening
According to a recent study, there is no ideal time to take anti-hypertensive drugs. Whether people with high blood pressure ...
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IVF: frozen embryos increase the risk of complications during pregnancy
The use of frozen embryos for in vitro fertilization increases the risk of arterial hypertension (HTA) in pregnant women. THE ...
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High blood pressure: the 7 signs that should alert you
Arterial hypertension (HTA) is a silent disease. And yet, taking care of it as soon as possible is very important ...
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It is best to take blood pressure medication at bedtime
A large study has shown that taking high blood pressure (hypertension) medication is more effective at bedtime than in the ...
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Having to urinate several times a night can be a sign of high blood pressure
Japanese researchers shed light on the link between excess salt in the diet, high blood pressure (HTA) and the desire ...
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These foods that help fight hypertension
Certain foods help fight against hypertension, a chronic disease also called "HTA". THE ESSENTIAL One in three adults suffers from ...
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Hypertension: how to adapt our taste buds to a low-salt diet?
Putting less salt in our diet is not always easy or pleasant… A gradual adaptation program allows people with high ...
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ARA2: Are these common blood pressure medications really carcinogenic?
While a new study published in Plos One reveals that the long-term intake of drugs against hypertension called "ARA2" would ...
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Film yourself with your Smartphone to measure your blood pressure
A recent study tested a new idea: filming yourself with your smartphone to measure your blood pressure more easily. The ...
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Respiratory or skin allergies: a risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease
People with allergies, whether respiratory, skin or food, are at greater risk of developing high blood pressure or coronary heart ...
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Paracetamol: a hypertensive effect?
Doliprane, Efferalgan, Dafalgan, Ixprim… Taking paracetamol regularly could increase blood pressure in hypertensives. THE ESSENTIAL Until now, paracetamol was promoted ...
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Smoking degrades cognitive performance
Even when it does not cause hypertension or diabetes, smoking is associated in people aged 60 and over with poorer ...
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Hypertension: a finger clip to avoid the “white coat” effect
The device provides several medical data, in addition to blood pressure: heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, body temperature and respiratory ...
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