Blood pressure

Conditions like asthma and COPD are being "drastically overlooked" a charity has said. (Picture: Adobe Stock)

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Drinking a glass of orange juice everyday can reduce the risk of high blood pressure, it has been found.

A glass of orange juice daily can reduce risk of high blood pressure

Understanding blood pressure levels can be challenging. (Picture: Adobe Stock)

What does your blood pressure level mean? Measurements explained

Left to right: (back row) Thurrock Engagement Sergeant, Amelia Moore, Thurrock Children and Young Person's officer, Rachael Johns, Essex Police call taker, Ruth Potts, Essex Police Control Room Supervisor, Adam Taylor. Front row: Ronnie-Lee Gray and his mum Becky

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Pig kidneys could one day throw a lifeline to dwindling transplant supplies. (Picture: Adobe Stock)

Pig kidneys could provide life-saving human transplants

The exercises have been found to have numerous health benefits. (Picture: Adobe Stock)

Men who cycle, jog or swim could cut risk of nine cancers

Obesity and heavy drinking will put a strain on the NHS in the coming years. (Picture: Torwaiphoto/Adobe Stock)

Obese Brits could get weight loss jabs through mobile apps

Obesity and heavy drinking will put a strain on the NHS in the coming years. (Picture: Torwaiphoto/Adobe Stock)

Brain works differently for people who are overweight, study suggests

Just one drink a day can be problematic in the long run. (Picture: Alexandre / Adobe Stock)

Just one glass of alcohol a day can raise blood pressure

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appeared before the inquiry today. (Picture: Contributed)

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One in three UK adults have high blood pressure. (Picture: Anthony Devlin/PA Radar)

New blood pressure injection could make daily tablets redundant

GPs in England may soon start offering a weight loss jab to some patients (Photo: Adobe)

GPs to offer ‘game changer’ weight loss jab to patients on NHS

High blood pressure could soon be treated with an injection every six months (Photo: Adobe)

Six-monthly high blood pressure jab could soon replace daily pills