HEIRS Aging and Lifespan: Elderly and Cold Weather May Not Mix~!

Posted on January 14, 2009 by HEIRS Health and Home

Elderly May Have Higher Blood Pressure In Cold Weather

ScienceDaily (2009-01-14) — Outdoor temperature and blood pressure appear to be correlated in the elderly, with higher rates of hypertension in cooler months, according to a new report. … > read full article

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