Study says older Americans doing better controlling their high blood pressure
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
DALLAS -- Americans, especially those 60 and older, are doing a better job of keeping their blood pressure under control, a new analysis says, a sign that people are getting the message about high blood pressure's risks.
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