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African Americans develop greater risk of Hypertension - Study says

High blood pressure is usually called "the silent killer" because it usually has no symptoms and no sign until it leads to a heart attack or kidney damage. Now a new study shows most African-Americans will develop high blood pressure in middle age like 55, putting them at greater risk of heart disease and other serious health problems in the whole body.

Experts say young African-Americans should be monitored closely and counseled about lifestyle changes, like diet, exercise and no stress in body, that can lower their risk of hypertension.

Five years ago, Johnson was at work when she suddenly felt extremely warm in the body. The 46-year-old learned she had high blood pressure, which runs in her family. New research in the Journal of the American Heart Association shows that 75 percent of African-American men and women are likely to develop high blood pressure by age 55, compared to just 55 percent of white men and 40 percent of white women injured with this disease. and this is also not good for people an age of 55.

In the study, having a higher body weight or extra weight was linked with an increased risk or high blood pressure regardless of the race of gender. Most blood pressure can be lowered with medication, but the key is getting it treated once you know you have it.

The definition of high blood pressure was recently redefined as a level greater than 130/80.

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