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Controlling Your Blood PressureBy Harvard Medical School

In a Nutshell

This online course from Harvard Medical School explores types of high blood pressure, its role in overall health, and helpful lifestyle changes and medications for controlling it.

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Nearly half of American adults – about 45% – have high blood pressure, or hypertension. A growing body of evidence shows that lowering your blood pressure is associated with fewer heart attacks and strokes.

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Introduction

What impact does high blood pressure have on the body, and how can you control your blood pressure levels?

This course from Harvard Medical School covers the various types of high blood pressure, its causes and symptoms, and the lifestyle modifications and medical options that can help treat it.

The course is presented by physician Mallika Marshall with contributions from Randall Zusman, Director of the Division of Hypertension at Massachusetts General Hospital and Consultant in Cardiology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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