From: Marcus St John, MD	Category: Hypertension
City: Miami	Language: English

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.

From: Robert Kelly, MD	Category: Hypertension
City:  -	Language: English

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

From: Neal Skop, MD	Category: Hypertension
City: Philadelphia	Language: English

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.

From: Matthew Koslow, MD	Category: Hypertension
City:  -	Language: English

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.

From: Suzanne Oparil, MD	Category: Hypertension
City: Birmingham	Language: English

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

From: Arie Szatkowski, MD	Category: Hypertension
City: Memphis	Language: English

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

From: Christopher Cannon, MD	Category: Hypertension
City: Boston	Language: English

Blood pressure: Dr Christopher Cannon, a cardiologist at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, reviews high blood pressure.

From: Brian Kessler, MD	Category: Hypertension
City: New York	Language: English

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

From: Randy Wexler, MD	Category: Hypertension
City: Columbus	Language: English

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.