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Hypertension — “The Silent Killer”
October 5, 2018
Joseph R. Anticaglia, MD
People with normal blood pressure generally enjoy a long life. The opposite is true of individuals with chronic, uncontrolled high blood pressure (Hypertension).
Another change in target blood pressure: results from the SPRINT trial
December 26, 2015
Christian Perzanowski, MD, FACC, FHRS
Hypertension is known to be an important risk factor for cardiac events and stroke. Identification of the ideal target has fluctuated over the years. Overzealous control of blood pressure may itself lead itself to stroke and syncope (fainting) presumably due to hypoperfusion.
