Content about Blood pressure

September 26, 2010

Omron Healthcare earlier this month joined forces with “The Dr. Oz Show” in an integrated...

BANNOCKBURN, Ill. —Omron Healthcare earlier this month joined forces with “The Dr. Oz Show” in an integrated media partnership to help spread the word about the importance of home blood pressure monitoring.

September 1, 2010

Omron Healthcare has joined forces with "The Dr. Oz Show" in an integrated media partnership...

BANNOCKBURN, Ill. Omron Healthcare has joined forces with "The Dr. Oz Show" in an integrated media partnership to help spread the word about the importance of home blood pressure monitoring, Omron announced Thursday.

 

May 24, 2010

A new study published in Circulation, the American Heart Association journal, found that cutting sugar-sweetened...

May 24, 2010

The use of at-home blood pressure monitors and Web-based reporting tools that connect clinicians and...

DENVER The use of at-home blood pressure monitors and Web-based reporting tools that connect clinicians and patients via the Internet appears to significantly improve patients’ ability to manage their high blood pressure to healthy levels, according to research from Kaiser Permanente released Friday.

May 5, 2010

A Forest Labs drug used to treat mild to moderate hypertension “significantly” reduced blood pressure...

May 2, 2010

A leading manufacturer and distributor of blood pressure monitors designed for home use announced a...

April 13, 2010

Take Care Health Systems has announced that it now is offering free blood pressure screenings...

CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. Take Care Health Systems has announced that it now is offering free blood pressure screenings at all of its 359 Take Care Clinics nationwide through May 31.

November 24, 2009

If anyone still doubted the extraordinary contributions that pharmacists can bring to the nation’s costly...

NEW YORK If anyone still doubted the extraordinary contributions that pharmacists can bring to the nation’s costly and overloaded healthcare system, the Nov. 23 issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine should lay their doubts to rest. In a report on a new and innovative approach to treating hypertension, the publication highlighted the impact that a true working collaboration between doctors and pharmacists can have on successful patient outcomes.