
Fluctuating Blood Pressure Increases Risk of Stroke
May 20th, 2010 admin
According to new research published in the Archives of Neurology, people who have fluctuating blood pressure have a higher risk of stroke and other cerebrovascular disease, particularly if they have high blood pressure as well.
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