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'Normal but high' blood pressure in your thirties could increase heart attack risk: 'Can affect the heart 40 years later'

Daily Mail 1 min read 11 hours ago

People in their thirties may be at an increased risk of heart attack or stroke even if they have 'normal' blood pressure, new research has suggested, underlining the need for young people to get regular checks.
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