The bottom line on blood pressure
The top number typically gets all the attention. A new study suggests it's time to give the bottom number its proper due.
The top number typically gets all the attention. A new study suggests it's time to give the bottom number its proper due.
Physical activity is a leading defense against high blood pressure. Learning the fundamentals of fitness can keep you healthy and safe.
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