Effects of High Blood Pressure from Matthew Koslow, MD

High Blood Pressure is commonly called the silent killer, since there are usually no symptoms from high blood pressure. However, High Blood Pressure causes very serious effects on multiple organ systems, including the cardiovascular system. This animated video reviews the effects of high blood pressure.

High Blood Pressure from Marcus St John, MD

An overview of High Blood Pressure, or Hypertension. High blood pressure is frequently called "the silent killer", since there are rarely symptoms associated with it. It has detrimental effects on multiple organ systems, including the cardiovascular system.

High Blood Pressure from Robert Kelly, MD

High Blood Pressure is comonly called the silent killer, since it usually does not cause symptoms. This animated video reviews high blood pressure.

High Blood Pressure Quiz from Suzanne Oparil, MD

Dr. Suzanne Oparil, a noted cardiologist, reviews a quiz about high blood pressure, or hypertension.

Hypertension from Arie Szatkowski, MD

Dr, Arie Szatkowski, a cardiologist, discusses hypertension or high blood pressure. Memphis, TN. Visit sterncardio.com for more information.

Medications for High Blood Pressure from Brian Kessler, MD

Dr. Brian Kessler reviews the medications used in high blood pressure, including ARB's, ACE inhibitors, beta blockers, alpha blockers, and calcium channel blockers.

Moderate Alcohol Use Lowered Risk in Hypertensives from Joline Beulens, PhD

A study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine showed that in men with hypertension (or high blood pressure) that moderate alcohol intake of about 1-2 glasses a day lowered risk of heart attack stroke and death.

Study on Implant to Control Blood Pressure from Randy Wexler, MD

A new study at Ohio State University is looking at an implant to help control blood pressure. This is the first study to look at an implantable device to control blood pressure.

White Coat Hypertension from Neal Skop, MD

White Coat Hypertension is the phenomenon that occurs when a patient measures their blood pressure at home and finds that the blood pressure is normal, but at the doctors office the blood pressure is found to be high.