Many blood pressure medications work better when taken at night rather than in the morning. Taking medications at night may lower the risk of stroke, heart attack, and heart failure more than taking ...

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Angela Ryan Lee, MD, FACC, is a board-certified cardiology and internal medicine physician. She also holds board certifications from the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology and the National Board ...

Taking blood pressure medication at bedtime instead of morning may provide superior nighttime blood pressure control without compromising safety or daytime effectiveness, according to new research ...

Blood pressure medications have long been prescribed primarily for cardiovascular health, but emerging evidence suggests certain classes of these drugs may offer remarkable cognitive benefits for ...

For many people, managing high blood pressure feels like a guessing game. Numbers rise and fall. Medications change. Doctor visits come and go. Between appointments, patients are often left wondering ...

Dr. Domenic Sica answers the question: 'When Can I Stop Blood Pressure Meds?' — -- Question: My doctor started me on a blood pressure medication last year and now my blood pressure is normal. Can ...

Medications can play a key role in managing high blood pressure. Certain foods and beverages can increase or decrease how well your medications work. Alcohol, grapefruit, and meals high in sodium and ...