You may know, but you don't. Hypertension / Wataru Ono

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Medicine
[Introduction]
[Contents]
[Column]
Blood pressure is "protecting a healthy daily life." Watch out!
Is the word hypertension treated lightly because it is familiar?
Is blood pressure hidden in you or in your loved ones?
This book encourages people to reconsider about hypertension.
"Blood pressure goes up when you get old" -- don't take it for granted.
Contents
Introduction Chapter 1 What Is Hypertension -- Blood Pressure Goes Up When You Get Old?
Understand the basics
Importance of Home Blood Pressure Monitoring
What Is White Garment Hypertension?
What is Masked Hypertension?
Circadian variation of blood pressure and its abnormalities
When hypertensive patients are infected with coronavirus?
Chapter 2 The Causes of Hypertension -- Mechanisms of Disease
Classification of Hypertension
Mechanisms of Disease
Classification of Hypertension
Mechanisms of Disease
Multiple organ connections
Heredity
Blood pressure increases with medication
Hypertension model animals
Chapter 3 Blood Pressure Surge
Subjective Symptoms of Hypertension
- Health promotion measures for society as a whole
Blood pressure can be lowered by lifestyle changes?
How much should I aim for?
Stress
Alcohol consumption
Smoking cessation
Taking precautions in bathing
Sleep disorders
Ideas for reducing salt in bread and noodles
First thing to do is to reduce salt
Ideas for reducing salt
Diet
Visible salt and invisible salt
Potassium reduces the risk of high blood pressure
Is salt not necessary for the body
Guidelines for exercise
Are there people who cannot exercise?
Running
Chapter 9 New Treatments and Future Treatments -- Personalized Medicine and Future Medicine
Renal Denervation
Nucleic Acid Drugs
Vaccine Therapy
The Genes Responsible for High blood pressure
Little RNA and Nobel Prizes
[Column] Small RNA and Nobel Prizes
[Column] Raising the Eye of Science
Chapter X Q & A -- Personalized Medicine and Future Medicine
Renal Denervation
Nucleic Acid Drugs
Vaccine Therapy