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Home Monitoring, Internet Advice Help Patients Improve Blood Pressure  
Wednesday, June 25, 2008 6:10 PM

Monitoring blood pressure on a regular basis helps doctors manage patients' medications A recentstudy finds that using the Internet to...

Monitoring blood pressure on a regular basis helps the doctors manage the patients' medications <br />
Monitoring blood pressure on a regular basis helps doctors manage patients' medications
A recentstudy finds that using the Internet to stay in touch with a pharmacist andmonitoring your own blood pressure at home can do a lot to keep your bloodpressure normal.

VOA's Carol Pearson explains.

Some video courtesy of the Journal of the American Medical Association

 

 

 

 

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