'What you don't know could kill you' - charity urges blood pressure checks to avoid 'silent killer'
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What you don't know could kill you, Irish Heart Foundation Director of Health Promotion Janis Morrisey, has said. High blood pressure, in the vast majority of cases, has no symptoms.
Ms Morrisey has said: "The vast majority of those diagnosed with hypertension have no warning symptoms, so it is vital that blood pressure is checked and kept in check."
Blood pressure is a measure of how effectively the heart pumps blood around the body, as a high reading and hypertension is manageable through medication and lifestyle changes.
Read at Irish Independent
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