Hypertension Patients Not Told to Exercise
September 30, 2008 by Jake
Filed under Exercise & Hypertension
Most patients with high blood pressure listen when their doctors tell them to exercise more. Armed with data from a government health survey, researchers concluded that only a third of U.S. adults with hypertension were counseled by their doctors to get regular exercise. Just over 70% of patients told to exercise did so, resulting in lower blood pressure than patients who did not exercise.
Source: www.health.am
