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About Blood Pressure
Controlling Your Blood Pressure
Setting a BP Goal
A Guide for Talking with Your Health Care Provider
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Links to more Information

Web Links

Here are some suggested Web sites for additional information on blood pressure:

Blood and Lung Institute:
Part of the National Institutes of Health, the National Heart, Blood and Lung Institute’s Web site has an extensive section on high blood pressure, including a special section on women and high blood pressure.

American Heart Association:
The American Heart Association has a special section on high blood pressure, which includes a quiz, news and other information.

American Society of Hypertension:
The American Society of Hypertension (ASH) has a patient section with additional links to blood pressure information, as well as a pamphlet called “Understanding Hypertension” that you can download.

Association of Black Cardiologists:
You can learn more about the Association of Black Cardiologists by visiting www.abcardio.org.

Heart Center Online:
Designed for cardiologists and patients alike, www.heartcenteronline.com includes a consumer section called The Blood Pressure Center, which contains lots of helpful information and even an “Ask the Cardiologist” feature.

American Nurses Association:
You can learn more about the American Nurses Association (ANA) by visiting www.nursingworld.org.

Take Action for Healthy BP:
More information about the Take Action for Healthy BP program, sponsored by Novartis, can be accessed at www.HealthyBP.com.