Small study links adverse pregnancy outcomes with later development of pulmonary arterial hypertension. Routine health screenings may not reduce death risk, study finds—though early detection remains key. Dr. Payal Kohli dives into new tech and AI reshaping how we diagnose and manage hypertension. Hypertension isn’t just a part of aging—lifestyle, awareness, and new treatments matter. Controlling multiple health risks may eliminate premature death risk in people with hypertension, a major study finds. Women with maternal hypertension who birth preterm infants incur a risk for that child having adverse neurodevelopment. The trial drug revealed greater reductions in 24-hour average blood pressure than placebo. A multicomponent intervention is effective in improving the management of people with high blood pressure, a study finds. An EMR model can enhance postpartum heart screening in women with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. When doctors and their patients share common language in the relationship it can decrease the risk of CVD and death. Researchers aimed to determine whether a two-pill antihypertensive strategy is effective at controlling hypertension. Supine blood pressure is correlated with a higher risk of adverse CVD risk. An electrocardiography (ECG)–based artificial intelligence risk estimator can predict the development of hypertension. Older adults diagnosed with hypertension can alleviate lung function impairments and mechanics with an active lifestyle. Practical strategies are needed in health centers to ensure patients with ATTRv receive optimal care. Commonly used arm positions with a person's arm at their side or on their lap result in a significant overestimation of BP. A single-pill combination of four BP-lowering medications is more effective than a combination of three therapies. Long-term and short-term risk should be assessed when considering when to start hypertension medication. Women with perinatal depression are more likely to develop cardiovascular disease. The number of individuals suffering from chronic hypertension during pregnancy doubled between 2008 and 2021.