Dropping temperatures in winter may cause an unhealthy rise in high blood pressure among the elderly, according to a new study linking cooler temperatures with higher blood pressure.
High Blood Pressure Climbs in WinterCourtesy WebMD Health Mon, 01/12/2009 - 15:08
Dropping temperatures in winter may cause an unhealthy rise in high blood pressure among the elderly, according to a new study linking cooler temperatures with higher blood pressure. More related itemsWhite-Coat Hypertension Not Benign
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