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High blood pressure is defined as a systolic (when the heart contracts) pressure of at least 140 millimeters of mercury or a diastolic (when the heart relaxes in between heartbeats) pressure of at least 90 millimeters of mercury recorded on at least two separate office visits.— LJWorld.com stories: News
Researchers found that babies that gain weight more rapidly in the first five months after birth and from the ages of two to five have higher systolic blood pressure in adulthood.— The Latest From www.inthenews.co.uk
ANDROMEDA had been halted early due to an apparent mortality increase associated with the drug in the trial's "high-risk" patients with systolic heart failure, heartwire reported in 2003.— theHeart.org
Not significant in multivariate analysis: CHF, hypertension, diabetes, baseline oral anticoagulation, systolic BP, diastolic BP, LVEF— theHeart.org

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