Chilling the brains of people in cardiac arrest as they are rushed to the hospital improves the chances they will survive — and without brain damage, researchers report.
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Cool a Brain, Save a Life
Too much “screen time,” whether it’s watching TV, using a computer, or playing a video game, may hike the blood pressure of young children, a new study shows.
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Screen Time Boosts Kids’ Blood Pressure
Genes may help explain why some people are more or less susceptible to the negative effects of drinking, smoking, or lack of exercise on their blood pressure.
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Genes Affect Blood Pressure Risk
A new study shows educating people with high blood pressure about their condition and giving them attainable goals can help them lower their blood pressure without expensive interventions.
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Blood Pressure Too High? Get a Wallet Card
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