In a new review letter published in JAMA Network Open, a group at Michigan University’s medical learning center highlighted concerns about the number of people self-monitoring their blood pressure. The researchers who reviewed the poll were concerned after learning that less than half of people who should be self-monitoring their hypertension are actually doing so.Researchers surveyed adults between ages 50 and 80 and asked them questions about various health issues, including hypertension.
While hypertension can be deadly when one’s blood pressure gets too high, it is easy to monitor using a blood pressure cuff.Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a health condition that affects millions of people.Share on Pinterest Doctors recommend people with blood pressure problems regularly check their readings.
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