High blood pressure (hypertension) is a condition where blood pressure consistently measures 130/80 mm Hg or higher. It's ...

The Conversation reports on research that even though most Americans don't know the normal or healthy range for blood pressure, they think they do—which is cause for serious concern.

BD is rolling out a new monitoring platform equipped with artificial-intelligence-powered programs that aim to predict ...

A Johns Hopkins-led study of nearly 250,000 people found that exclusive e-cigarette use is linked to a higher risk of COPD and possibly high blood pressure in adults aged 30-70, though not to other ...

which was equivalent to a four-year reduction in their 'arterial age', which is the age of your arteries, something that can differ from your chronological age. When you check your blood pressure ...

Relaxation techniques may help lower high blood pressure – at least in the short term, research suggests. Experts in Britain found that tai chi, yoga, meditation and breathing control exercises ...

Are you struggling to manage your blood pressure? This fruit could likely be the answer to all your woes. A new study indicates that consuming more foods high in potassium, like bananas, can be more ...

Asus has unveiled its VivoWatch 6 Aero, the world's first fitness tracker that can measure blood pressure and electrocardiogram (ECG) at the touch of a finger. The watch instantly measures blood ...

The PaO2 test measures the pressure of oxygen in your blood. The measurement is taken during an arterial blood gas (ABG) test. The PaO2 test can be used to assess the effects of breathing problems on ...

Blood pressure is typically measured using a cuff and monitor, either manually with a stethoscope or digitally with an automatic monitor. Measure on bare skin, and make sure the cuff fits properly ...

To find the best blood pressure monitors, we’ve taken more than 1,500 blood pressure readings to bring you our definitive verdict on the ease of use, comfort and accuracy of widely available models.

Drinking water can help support healthy blood pressure, but it doesn’t usually lower it unless you’re dehydrated. Since blood is about 90% water, dehydration can reduce blood volume and cause blood ...