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This study tested whether adding trained community health workers to regular clinic care helps people in rural Mexico better manage their diabetes and high blood pressure. Researchers followed 168 adults over time to see if this approach improved how consistently people took thei…

This study tested a 12-week program to help African American and Latinx patients better manage their high blood pressure. A team including a community health worker, nurse, pharmacist, and social worker provided support and education. Patients used a cellular-connected blood pres…

This study tested whether a monthly injection called tonlamarsen could help lower blood pressure in adults whose high blood pressure wasn't controlled despite taking two or more medications. Researchers compared the injection to a placebo in 206 participants over 20 weeks to see …

This study tested whether a digital program could help adults with high blood pressure eat healthier. 67 participants with limited access to quality food received a grocery delivery membership, personalized shopping lists, and health coaching for 4 months. Researchers wanted to s…

This study tested whether a daily oral medication called lorundrostat could help adults who have both moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnea and high blood pressure. In this 48-person trial, participants took either the study drug or a placebo for four weeks, then switched af…

This study tested whether using mobile monitoring devices and getting support from nurses could help people better manage their type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure. It involved 220 adults whose conditions were not well controlled with standard clinic care. Researchers compare…

This small pilot study tested if giving people weekly cash payments helps them check their blood pressure at home more consistently than getting one payment at the end of the study. Researchers enrolled 50 adults with uncontrolled high blood pressure from Louisiana community heal…

This study tested two different strategies to help people living with HIV in Uganda better manage their high blood pressure. It involved over 87,000 adults at 16 clinics and compared a basic approach (providing free equipment and medication) with a more intensive strategy that in…

This study tested an experimental drug called ALN-AGT01, designed to lower blood pressure in adults with mild-to-moderate hypertension. Nearly 400 participants received either the drug or a placebo for up to a year to see how well it worked and how safe it was. The goal was to se…

This study tested whether a special education program led by nurses could help stroke patients manage their recovery better than standard follow-up care. The program involved teaching patients and a family member or caregiver about managing high blood pressure and stroke recovery…

This pilot study tested a program called SMART-HABITS-4-Health to see if it could help people with chronic kidney disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure manage their condition better. 70 participants used a smartphone app to track their blood pressure and received daily text …

This study tested whether a personalized educational worksheet and follow-up phone coaching could help people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) better manage their high blood pressure. 320 participants with moderate to severe CKD and uncontrolled blood pressure were assigned to r…

This study tested three different approaches to help adults with high blood pressure in rural South Africa. Researchers compared standard clinic care against two programs using community health workers, with one adding home blood pressure monitoring. The goal was to find which me…

This study tested whether a new drug called lorundrostat could help lower blood pressure in people whose high blood pressure wasn't controlled by their current medications. 285 adults with uncontrolled hypertension took either the new drug or a placebo pill in addition to a stand…

This small, early-stage study tested whether drinking beetroot juice could improve blood flow to the brain and reduce artery stiffness in adults aged 50-79. Sixteen participants were randomly assigned to drink either regular beetroot juice or a version with the key ingredient rem…

This study tested whether personalized educational sessions could help adults with uncontrolled high blood pressure take their medication more consistently. It involved 511 Hispanic adults who were randomly assigned to one of two educational programs. Researchers tracked if parti…

This study tested whether doing a special type of strength training just once or twice a week could lower high blood pressure as effectively as doing it three times a week. It involved 30 adults with high or borderline-high blood pressure who were not on medication. The goal was …

This study tested whether trained community health workers could help adults with high blood pressure who struggle to afford healthy food. 75 participants from specific Florida zip codes were randomly assigned to receive either basic information, educational sessions, or educatio…

This study tested whether having patients monitor their own blood pressure at home helps lower high blood pressure levels. Seventy adults with uncontrolled hypertension were split into two groups: one used a loaned home monitor, while the other only had their pressure checked at …

This study tested whether a smartphone app could help people with high blood pressure reduce their salt intake and improve their blood pressure. Researchers enrolled 410 adults with stable high blood pressure to use the app, which sent personalized reminders about healthy eating.…

This study tested whether a structured, 12-week exercise program could help normalize blood pressure patterns in Chinese adults with high blood pressure who were not exercising enough. Researchers compared the exercise program plus usual medical care to usual care alone in 198 pa…

This study tested whether a special diet based on tartary buckwheat could help lower high blood pressure in adults. Researchers compared the diet to standard lifestyle advice in 130 participants to see if it worked and was safe. They also wanted to understand if the diet helped b…

This study tested whether 10 weeks of exercise could improve brain health and lower blood pressure in adults with high blood pressure and a higher body weight. Researchers compared the effects of moderate versus high-intensity workouts. The goal was to see if exercise could help …

This project tested a new system to help clinics in Mozambique better screen for and manage high blood pressure in people living with HIV. The goal was to use existing HIV care services to catch and control high blood pressure more effectively, as the two conditions often occur t…

This study tested whether pairing people with a community health worker for 10 months could help them better manage chronic health conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and obesity. The program provided navigation help to access health services, education, and support fo…

This study tested if a medication called eplerenone could improve heart health in overweight or obese people with high blood pressure or related conditions. It compared eplerenone to another standard blood pressure drug to see which was better at improving blood flow and reducing…

This study compared two common approaches for treating high blood pressure in adults under 60. Researchers tested a single beta-blocker pill against a combination pill containing two different medications. The goal was to see which approach better controlled blood pressure over t…

This large, completed Phase 3 trial tested whether a new drug called lorundrostat could lower blood pressure in people whose high blood pressure wasn't controlled despite taking 2 to 5 other medications. Over 1,000 participants were randomly assigned to receive either the new dru…

This study tested whether listening to educational podcasts could help people with high blood pressure better manage their condition. Researchers enrolled 94 patients and split them into two groups: one listened to podcasts about hypertension, while the other did not. The goal wa…

This study tested a culturally tailored program designed to help African American women manage stress, improve their diet, and increase physical activity. The goal was to see if this approach could lower their risk for heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. 175 women who were overw…

This study tested a new program called 'Walk Together' that involves family members to help African American adults better manage their high blood pressure. The program focused on lifestyle changes like diet and exercise, with family support as a key component. Researchers wanted…

This small pilot study tested whether a smartphone app could help people with chronic kidney disease and high blood pressure better manage their health. The app sent reminders to check blood pressure and walk more, and provided feedback and educational resources. Researchers want…

This study tested whether minocycline, a common antibiotic, could help lower blood pressure in people whose high blood pressure was not controlled by three or more standard medications. Researchers gave 34 participants increasing doses of minocycline over six months to see if it …

This study tested whether providing free, healthy meals designed for medical conditions, with or without weekly group health sessions, could help people manage high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity. It involved 75 Black adults from a Cleveland community with high rates of he…

This study tested whether a special nurse-led program could help Veterans with HIV lower their blood pressure and reduce their risk of heart disease. The program involved 305 Veterans and combined care coordination, medication support, home blood pressure monitoring, and video ch…

This small, completed pilot study tested a telehealth program designed to help Black women who are caregivers for family members with dementia. The program combined mindfulness exercises and a heart-healthy diet plan (DASH) to see if it could help them manage their chronic stress…

This study tested whether taking peppermint oil supplements could help improve heart health in people with mild to moderate high blood pressure. Forty participants who were not on blood pressure medication took either peppermint oil or a placebo. Researchers measured blood pressu…

This study tested if providing a special low-sodium salt substitute could help lower blood pressure in adults in rural Bangladesh. Researchers gave the salt to 309 households through community health workers to see if this was a practical way to help people. They measured blood p…

This study tested a new way to decide which older adults should get extra help from a care coordinator. Researchers wanted to see if asking people about their own difficulties managing care was better at preventing emergency room visits and hospital stays than the usual method, w…

This study tested whether combining a specific muscle relaxation technique with regular aerobic exercise is better than exercise alone for people with early-stage high blood pressure. Researchers compared two groups of 40 adults to see if the combination improved blood pressure, …

This small pilot study tested whether a simple wall squat exercise program could help lower blood pressure in Chinese adults with hypertension who don't exercise regularly. Fifty participants were randomly assigned to either do wall squats or stretching exercises for 24 weeks. Re…

This study tested if common, inexpensive water pills (diuretics) could help people with early-stage chronic kidney disease. Researchers wanted to see if reducing extra body fluid with these pills could lower the risk of heart problems and improve symptoms like tiredness. They mea…

This study tested whether adding a special smartphone app could help African American adults with poorly controlled high blood pressure. The app connected to a home blood pressure cuff, sent readings to doctors, and provided medication reminders and health tips. Researchers wante…

This study tested whether adding a new drug called ralinepag to standard treatments could help people with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), a serious lung and heart condition. It involved 687 adults with PAH who were already on stable medication. The main goal was to see if…

This study tested whether providing healthy food resources to entire families could improve their health. It enrolled 56 low-income families in Kentucky where an adult had high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes and a child had a high weight. Families received medically tailored m…

This study tested two different 12-week exercise programs for men over 45 with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease. Researchers wanted to see which type of workout—interval training or continuous training—was better at smoothing out dangerous short-term blood pressure…

This study tested a lifestyle program designed specifically for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities to help control chronic health conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. The program combined nutrition and exercise coaching with support f…

This study tested whether a new drug called KBP-5074 could safely lower high blood pressure in people who also have moderate-to-severe chronic kidney disease. About 162 participants were randomly assigned to receive either one of two doses of the drug or a placebo pill for 84 day…

This study tested a new way to manage high blood pressure in people living with HIV. It involved 960 patients across 30 primary health centers in Nigeria. The goal was to see if training and supporting clinic staff could successfully combine blood pressure care with existing HIV …

This study tested if a medication called sacubitril/valsartan is better than a standard drug at preventing a return of irregular heartbeats after a corrective heart procedure. It involved 320 older adults with high blood pressure and atrial fibrillation who had undergone a cathet…

This study tested whether a 6-week digital education program, where teens learn about high blood pressure and then teach an adult they know, could help lower the adult's blood pressure. Researchers worked with teens and adults to design the program, then enrolled pairs (one adult…

This small pilot study tested two different health coaching strategies for Black adults with obesity and related conditions like high blood pressure or prediabetes. One approach focused on weight loss, while the other focused on increasing physical activity without emphasizing we…

This study looked at a community health program called COPE that has been running in the Navajo Nation since 2009. It aimed to see if the program helped people with diabetes better manage their condition by improving blood sugar, blood pressure, and other health measures. Researc…

This study tested whether carefully reducing or stopping blood pressure medication is safe and beneficial for frail older adults living in nursing homes who already have low blood pressure. Over 500 residents were randomly assigned to either have their medications reduced or to c…

This study investigated whether exercising in the morning or early evening is more effective for lowering high blood pressure. Researchers worked with 68 older women who had hypertension to compare the effects of exercise timing. The goal was to see if evening exercise, similar t…

This small, early-stage study tested a new compound placed under the tongue to see if it could safely lower blood pressure in healthy volunteers. Researchers wanted to see if this method could deliver a blood vessel-relaxing molecule into the bloodstream more effectively than som…

This study tested if a pill called bosentan could lower blood pressure as well as the standard CPAP breathing machine in people with sleep apnea and mild high blood pressure. It involved 19 participants who were not taking blood pressure medication. The goal was to see if blockin…

This study tested a flexible lifestyle program for people with conditions like insulin resistance, obesity, or prediabetes. It started with either nutrition or exercise counseling. If a person's insulin resistance didn't improve enough after 8 weeks, the program could switch them…

This study tested an investigational drug called zilebesiran in adults with high cardiovascular risk and high blood pressure that was not well-controlled despite taking standard medications. The goal was to see if adding zilebesiran could safely lower blood pressure more effectiv…

This study compared two common blood pressure medications—amlodipine (a calcium channel blocker) and metoprolol (a beta-blocker)—in 50 adults with both high blood pressure and a specific type of heart failure where the heart pumps normally but doesn't relax well. The goal was to …

This study tested if checking blood pressure at home for three weeks after giving birth is a useful way to catch dangerous high blood pressure early. Over 1,600 new mothers participated to see if this remote monitoring helps them follow medical guidelines, reduces emergency visit…

This study tested a training program for doctors-in-training and nurse practitioner students to improve how they communicate with and care for minority and low-income patients with high blood pressure. The goal was to see if this training would help patients achieve lower blood p…

This study tested a new way to help people with HIV in rural Kenya stay in care and keep their virus under control. Researchers combined local HIV and chronic disease check-ups with existing community savings groups. They wanted to see if making care easier to access and improvin…

This study tested a new computer tool for doctors. The tool automatically flags patients with chronic diseases who may also be struggling with needs like stable housing, food, or transportation. Doctors could then refer these patients to community organizations for help, aiming t…

This study tested a new clinic program designed to improve high blood pressure care for adults living with HIV in South Africa. The program trained healthcare workers and used new systems to better screen for and manage high blood pressure during regular HIV clinic visits. Resear…

This study tested an experimental drug called zilebesiran in adults whose high blood pressure was not well controlled by their current medication. Over 660 participants received either the new drug or a placebo as an add-on to their standard treatment. The main goal was to see if…

This study tested whether sending helpful text messages could improve blood pressure control for homeless adults in New York City shelters. About 120 participants with uncontrolled high blood pressure were randomly assigned to receive either general health texts or specific texts…

This study tested if adding a very low-carbohydrate diet to standard care could help lower blood pressure in lower-income African American adults. It involved 64 participants with high blood pressure or risk factors for heart disease. The main goal was to see if this specific die…

This study tested whether a smartphone app called Collabree could help adults with high blood pressure remember to take their daily medication. Researchers in Switzerland randomly assigned 181 participants to either use the app or receive standard care to see if the app improved …

This study aimed to find out if common blood pressure medications work differently for people of different ethnic backgrounds. Researchers tested several standard drugs on 940 White, Black, and South Asian adults in the UK to see which treatments controlled blood pressure best fo…

This study tested whether adding a second blood pressure medication (amlodipine) to an existing drug (LCZ696) works better than using LCZ696 alone. It involved 718 adults with mild-to-moderate high blood pressure that wasn't fully controlled on just LCZ696. The goal was to see if…

This study tested two different programs to help adults with mild to moderate sleep apnea who also don't get enough sleep. Researchers compared a sleep education program alone against the same education plus a breathing machine (PAP device). The goal was to see which approach bet…

This study tested whether eating dark chocolate daily could help lower blood pressure and reduce a specific heart disease risk marker in men with high blood pressure. 53 Thai men with hypertension ate either dark chocolate or white chocolate daily for two weeks, then switched aft…

This study tested a new community health worker program designed to help people living with HIV better manage their high blood pressure in Tanzania. The program involved training local health workers to provide counseling, monitor blood pressure, and help patients get medication …

This pilot study tested whether using a new type of blood pressure measurement, taken from the body's central arteries, is a better way to manage high blood pressure in people with advanced kidney disease. The goal was to see if this method is practical for doctors and patients t…

This study tested whether playing recreational beach tennis twice a week for 12 weeks could help lower blood pressure in adults with hypertension. Researchers compared 42 participants who played beach tennis to a group that did not exercise, measuring their 24-hour blood pressure…

This study tested whether taking a daily grape seed extract supplement could help lower blood pressure in adults with mildly elevated levels. For 8 weeks, 80 participants either took the supplement or a placebo pill, without knowing which one they received. Researchers measured c…

This small pilot study tested whether it's practical and helpful to use stricter blood pressure targets for new mothers who had high blood pressure during pregnancy. It compared keeping blood pressure under 135/85 (tight control) to the usual target of under 150/100. The goal was…

This study tested a 6-month community program designed to help Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander adults better manage their high blood pressure. The program provided weekly education on healthy eating, traditional foods, medication use, and exercise, supported by text messages…

This study monitored children aged 6 to 16 with high blood pressure who were taking the medication azilsartan. The main goals were to check for any side effects and see how well the drug controlled their blood pressure over 12 months. Doctors followed standard care practices whil…

This pilot study tested a personalized program to help Black adults with high blood pressure eat healthier. 80 participants from areas with limited access to fresh food were randomly assigned to receive either standard produce bags or an enhanced program with produce prescription…

This study tested a new support program for clinics to improve care for adults with multiple long-term conditions like HIV, diabetes, and high blood pressure. Over 1,800 participants in South Africa either received standard care or the new ENHANCE program, which included special …

This study looked at whether adding support from specially trained Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) to regular doctor visits helps people with high blood pressure control it better. Researchers compared 483 patients who received this extra nurse support to those who got usual care…

This study tested if a medical procedure could safely lower blood pressure in people whose high blood pressure wasn't controlled by up to three standard medications. Doctors used a special device to disrupt tiny nerves near the kidneys, which are thought to play a role in regulat…

This study tested whether adding a second drug (DWC202314) to an existing one (DWC202404) could better control high blood pressure in patients where the first drug alone wasn't enough. It involved 192 adults with essential hypertension whose blood pressure remained too high on si…

This study tested whether using a remote monitoring system to track blood pressure at home works better than a paper logbook for cancer patients taking a specific drug (bevacizumab) that can raise blood pressure. It involved 20 patients to see if the remote system helped patients…

This study tested whether trained female community health volunteers could help people manage high blood pressure in Nepal. Over 500 adults with high blood pressure were assigned to either receive support from these volunteers or continue with usual care. The volunteers led group…

This study tested whether a digital health program on tablets could help community health workers better screen and manage health risks for pregnant women in rural India. Over 3,400 women participated to see if the program could reduce anemia and improve follow-up care for high b…

This study tested two ways to deliver exercise therapy at home for people with high blood pressure. One group exercised with live video guidance from a therapist, while another followed pre-recorded exercise videos. Researchers measured how these different approaches affected blo…

This study tested a computer tool designed to help primary care doctors in rural areas better recognize high blood pressure in children and teenagers. The tool gives doctors real-time guidance during checkups, reminding them when a child's blood pressure reading is high and sugge…

This study tested how accurately a Samsung Galaxy smartwatch can measure blood pressure over time. Researchers compared the watch's readings to those from a standard medical device used in clinics. The goal was to see if the smartwatch could be a reliable tool for people to monit…

This study tested whether a newer, automatic blood pressure machine gives more accurate readings than the traditional clinic method. Researchers compared both methods against a 48-hour wearable monitor (the gold standard) in 149 Chinese adults with high blood pressure. The goal w…

This study tested how accurately the Withings BPM Pro 2 home blood pressure monitor measures blood pressure. Researchers compared its readings to those from standard medical devices in 89 adults. The goal was to see if this home device meets international accuracy standards for r…

This study tested a new, non-contact laser device to measure artery stiffness, a key sign of heart disease risk, in people with high blood pressure. It compared the new laser method to older, more uncomfortable techniques. The goal was to see if the laser could be a simpler, more…

This large international trial tested whether a combination of three low-dose blood pressure medicines (a 'Triple Pill') could prevent a second stroke in people who had already survived a serious type of stroke caused by bleeding in the brain. Over 1,600 participants were randoml…

This study tested whether keeping blood pressure in a tighter, lower range could prevent severe bone damage (osteonecrosis) in children and young adults being treated for a type of blood cancer (acute lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma). It compared a more intensive blood pressure c…

This study looked back at health records to see if two specific blood pressure drugs (amiloride or triamterene) could help prevent dementia in older adults. Researchers analyzed data from over 155,000 Medicare patients aged 65+ with high blood pressure. The goal was to compare th…

This study tested a program that trains barbershop workers to screen Black men for early signs of high blood pressure, provide lifestyle advice, and help them connect with doctors and community services. It involved 430 men across 20 barbershops to see if this community-based app…

This study looked back at health records to see if certain common blood pressure medications might affect the risk of developing dementia or Alzheimer's disease. It compared two types of drugs in over 160,000 older adults who already had high blood pressure. The goal was to see i…

This study tested whether a short, calming virtual reality (VR) experience could help lower blood pressure and reduce anxiety for people at the doctor's office. 79 adults who were already scheduled for a special 24-hour blood pressure test tried a 5-minute VR nature scene during …

This study tested whether gentle electrical stimulation of a nerve in the ear could help control blood pressure spikes during heart stent procedures. Researchers enrolled 480 adults with high blood pressure who were having coronary stents placed. Participants were randomly assign…

This study tested whether two common medications, magnesium and fentanyl, could prevent dangerous spikes in blood pressure and heart rate when a breathing tube is placed during surgery. Researchers enrolled 76 patients aged 50 and older to compare the drugs given alone or togethe…

This study tested whether using targeted nerve blocks with sedation is a safer and more effective way to control pain during leg amputation surgery compared to general anesthesia. It focused on high-risk patients with conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and lung disease. The…

This study tested whether combining mat Pilates with specific breathing techniques could help people with stage 2 high blood pressure. Researchers compared two different breathing methods to see which one better improved stress, anxiety, fitness, and quality of life. The program …

This study compared two drugs to see which is better at preventing dangerous spikes in heart rate and blood pressure when a breathing tube is placed for surgery. It involved 62 generally healthy adults having elective surgery. Researchers tested a commonly used drug (Lignocain) a…

This study tested a home exercise program for cancer survivors who also have diabetes or high blood pressure. Participants used a wearable device and phone app to track their activity and get feedback while choosing from different exercise options like walking or yoga. The main g…

This study tested whether an AI chatbot system could teach medical students about high blood pressure management better than traditional teaching methods. Fifty-two medical students were randomly assigned to learn using either the AI system or standard materials over four weeks. …

This study aimed to understand if specific gene variations are connected to the risk of developing coronary artery disease and high blood pressure. Researchers analyzed blood samples from 223 Syrian participants, including people with these conditions and healthy individuals. The…

This study tested whether a planned education program could improve knowledge about preventing a hypertensive crisis—a dangerous, sudden spike in blood pressure—in people already diagnosed with high blood pressure. Researchers enrolled 35 patients with hypertension and measured t…

This study aimed to understand how skin and blood vessel flexibility are related in people with Williams syndrome, a genetic disorder that can cause heart and blood vessel problems. Researchers measured the stretchiness of skin and arteries in 43 participants, including people wi…

This study aimed to understand the relationship between how well the kidneys concentrate urine and the stiffness of major arteries in people with high blood pressure. It involved 72 adults with high blood pressure who were already scheduled for a specialized check-up. Researchers…

This study created a registry to track the long-term heart health of children and young adults who are overweight or obese and have high blood pressure. Researchers collected health information from about 200 participants over time through their regular clinic visits. The goal wa…

This study aimed to understand if specific bacteria found in the fatty plaques of neck arteries are linked to a higher risk of stroke or other complications after surgery. Researchers observed 200 patients in China who were having surgery to clear a blocked carotid artery. They a…

This study analyzed existing health data from 1,692 African Americans with severe high blood pressure. Researchers examined genetic, lifestyle, and social information to understand why this condition is more common and severe in this population. No new treatments were tested; the…

This study aimed to understand why African Americans have a higher risk of heart disease. Researchers recruited 670 African American adults to examine how their genes, lifestyle, and social environment (like stress and neighborhood factors) combine to affect heart health. The goa…

This study aimed to see if telling patients and their doctors about a specific genetic risk for kidney disease would lead to better health management. It involved nearly 6,800 adults of African ancestry with high blood pressure. Researchers tested whether early knowledge of this …

This study observed how blood pressure changes over 12 weeks in people with high blood pressure. Researchers used a special bracelet that measures blood pressure continuously to see how readings evolve. The study also asked participants about their preferences for different blood…

This study aimed to understand the genetic causes of high blood pressure. Researchers analyzed previously collected DNA samples from 8,687 participants, focusing on African American, Mexican American, Nigerian, and Jamaican groups. The goal was to identify specific gene variation…

This study looked at whether the types of bacteria living in people's guts are connected to high blood pressure. Researchers compared stool samples from 192 people, including those newly diagnosed with high blood pressure, those whose blood pressure is still high despite medicati…

This small pilot study explored whether a brief exercise program could improve brain function and blood vessel health in older adults with high blood pressure. Researchers measured changes in fitness, eye blood vessels, thinking skills, and blood markers before and after exercise…

This study investigated whether helping adults who sleep less than 7 hours per night to get more sleep could lower their blood pressure during sleep. Researchers compared an 8-week sleep improvement program to a control group. They measured blood pressure over 24 hours and tracke…

This study investigated whether the time of day people eat salt affects their blood pressure and body clock. Researchers tested 53 adults with obesity to see if avoiding high-salt foods before sleep could improve nighttime blood pressure and the body's natural daily rhythms. The …

This pilot study tested a new quality improvement program to help mental health providers better manage heart disease risk factors in their patients. Researchers worked with 85 participants from community mental health organizations to see if the program improved care for conditi…

This study aimed to understand how a specific protein made by the kidneys, called uromodulin, influences the relationship between salt in the diet and blood pressure in people with chronic kidney disease. Researchers enrolled 130 adult patients to measure their salt intake, blood…

This small, completed study aimed to see if drinking a Keto5 XOGenius beverage daily could improve markers linked to heart and brain health. It involved 6 healthy adults aged 18-50. Researchers measured things like blood pressure, cholesterol, blood vessel function, and cognitive…

This study aimed to understand why people with both high blood pressure and insomnia have a higher risk of heart disease. Researchers gave 149 adults with these conditions a 6-week talk therapy program designed to improve sleep. They then measured changes in nighttime blood press…

This study aimed to understand why people with a rare genetic disorder called Cytochrome P450 Oxidoreductase (POR) deficiency often develop high blood pressure and blood vessel damage. Researchers compared 51 patients with the condition to healthy individuals, measuring blood pre…

This study looked back at health records to see if certain common blood pressure medications might affect a person's chance of developing dementia or Alzheimer's disease. It compared two groups of drugs in over 800,000 older adults with high blood pressure. The goal was to gather…

This study aimed to find out why some people's blood pressure responds better to certain medications than others. It involved 139 adults with mild to moderate high blood pressure. Researchers tested different drugs and measured factors like diet, body size, and genetics to see wh…

This study aimed to understand why Black Americans have higher rates of high blood pressure and heart disease. Researchers tested if taking a daily antioxidant supplement called MitoQ for 8 weeks could improve blood vessel function and lower blood pressure in middle-aged and olde…

This study aimed to understand if there are differences in the gut lining of people with high blood pressure compared to those without it. Researchers analyzed small tissue samples taken during routine colonoscopies from 35 adults. They looked at gene activity and grew mini-gut m…

This study aimed to understand how the body processes two common heart medications—one for high cholesterol and one for high blood pressure—when taken as separate pills versus as a single combined pill. It involved 52 healthy male volunteers who received the drugs in different se…

This study aimed to understand why a common prostate cancer treatment (androgen deprivation therapy or ADT) increases the risk of high blood pressure and heart disease. Researchers measured how the nervous system and kidneys control blood pressure in a small group of men before a…

This study aimed to understand how a single session of heavy versus lighter weightlifting affects the heart and blood pressure in people with high blood pressure. Researchers measured participants' heart rate and blood pressure for 24 hours after they performed two different stre…

This small study aimed to understand if a specific brain chemical pathway contributes to high blood pressure in people with type 2 diabetes. Researchers tested if a drug called aprepitant (normally used for nausea) could change levels of key hormones like aldosterone in five diab…