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The trends of Relative search volumes (RSVs) for “salt reduction” and “salt reduction filtered” have significantly increased RSV in 2021 compared to 2004. Google Trends is an effective tool for salt reduction awareness research that provides large amounts of real-time search data
In this preliminary study, daytime blood pressure (BP) measurements performed by a commercially available cuffless – and continual – BP monitor (Aktiia) generated equivalent data compared to a traditional 24-h ambulatory BP monitor (ABPM). The improved general usability of Aktiia over ABPM suggest Aktiia can safely replace ABPM for long-term BP monitoring.
Uploaders; doctors (31.7%), herbalists/nutritionists (18.3%), independent users (10.6%), chiropractors (6.7%), yoga teachers (4.8%), and others (27.9%). (B) Country of origin; United States of America (58.7%), India (16.3%), Australia (5.8%), United Kingdom (3.8%), others (4.8%), and unknown (10.6%). (C) Usefulness rate by content (%). PT, pharmacological treatment; LC, lifestyle change; AT, alternative treatment.
Home BP-guided digital approach to prevent the onset of hypertension and its consequences from prehypertension to severe hypertension. SaMD, software of medical device; CVD, cardiovascular disease
27 million Japanese are hypertensive disease and 89.6% of them are treated with any anti-hypertensive medications. This is the first study utilizing the National Database of Health Insurance Claims and Specific Health Checkups to determine the number and age-adjusted prevalence of hypertensive patients and treated hypertensive patients in Japan.
APTT, which is calculated as the ratio between the square of pulse transit time and the RR interval, has acceptable accuracy in tracking beat-to-beat femoral SBP and could detect substantially decreased femoral SBP.
The very short-term beat-by-beat BPV in the supine position at rest correlates well with nocturnal BPV assessed by ABPM but did not correlate with daytime BPV. Differences in the daytime and nocturnal activity levels may have influenced the difference in association with BPV in the very short resting supine position.
Environmental and behavioral factors are associated with seasonal variation in BP. To prevent cardiovascular events, the management of hypertension while taking seasonal variation into consideration may be important.
