Sentence examples for combat hypertension from inspiring English sources

One example of this approach is the enrichment of eggs with omega-3 fatty acids to combat hypertension.

Because of the readier availability of drugs to combat hypertension, the participants were less likely in the recent study period to have exceedingly high blood pressure, the researchers said.

The study's documentation of a strong link of blood pressure to development of cardiovascular events stimulated the pharmaceutical industry to develop medications for controlling blood pressure and, in turn, national campaigns to combat hypertension and its adverse vascular outlook.

This is why we chose to leverage the HIV infrastructure to combat hypertension.

On chronic non-communicable diseases, beyond the prevention programs that focus on behavioral change, such as using less salt to combat hypertension, more exercise and less sugar against diabetes, and avoidance of known carcinogens in cigarette smoke, there has been the growth in recent years of attention to nutritional solutions to combat chronic, and indeed infectious, diseases.

Although mounting evidence suggests that vascular GRK2 upregulation may occur as an adaptive change to combat hypertension, an equivalent role for arrestin proteins has not been extensively investigated despite the fact that arrestins are reported to regulate the contractile signaling of several vasoconstrictors (14, 21, 22).

CB inhibition produces marked effects on blood pressure in hypertensive rats (Paton et al, 2013), and CB denervation has been proposed as a therapeutic strategy to combat chronic neurogenic hypertension (McBryde et al, 2013).

Last year, as a result of the research, Roche, a Swiss drug firm, asked Physiome to test Posicor, a new medication intended to combat high blood pressure (hypertension), to see if it induced arrhythmia.

Propranolol is already known to be safe in humans: it is a beta blocker used to treat hypertension, and (tellingly) also to combat anxiety, because it blocks the action of the stress hormone epinephrine in the amygdala.

In order to eliminate biliary hypertension (sixth day after the combat injury), the following intervention was performed: endoscopic papillosphincterotomy, endoscopic retrograde cholecystopancreatography, and stenting of the common bile duct.

Together, they have launched Project H.E.A.L.T.H.Y. (Health Education and Learning to Help/Heal Yourself) to combat high rates of heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, hypertension and diabetes in their region.