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HAMPTON, VA - MAY 6: Students react as President Barack Obama delivers the Commencement address at Hampton University May 9, 2010, in Hampton, VA. (Photo by Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Higher education may decrease blood pressure

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College has been found to benefit your personal finances and career, but new research has found that a higher education can benefit your health...
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Barbershops offer free blood-pressure screening

Briana Lopes
theGRIO REPORT - At Wright's Barbershop in Denver, CO, Dr. Byron Connor, a volunteer in the program, says they're doing blood pressure and blood sugar screening, as well as referring people who do not have health insurance...
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Church services may lower blood pressure

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Going to church at Christmas may have been good for the soul, but scientists have discovered that it may also be good for the body...
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Blacks face faster progression to hypertension

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MedPage Today - In yet another study showing African-Americans with greater risk for disorders involving blood pressure, blacks without baseline hypertension developed the condition substantially faster than whites...
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Harlem barbershop aims to cut blood pressure rates

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NEW YORK - Besides a trim and a shave, customers at Denny Moe's Superstar Barbershop in Harlem can also receive a free blood pressure screening...
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Knowing risks of heart disease can save lives

Dr. Tyeese Gaines
theGRIO REPORT - Forty percent of African-American adults have some form of heart disease, and they are 30 percent more likely to die from it than whites...
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Urban 'victory garden' is win-win for seniors with health problems (VIDEO)

Todd Johnson
theGRIO VIDEO - A group of seniors is learning to create their own diet plan from the ground up...
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Extra vitamin D may improve heart health in black teens

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Black teens can gain a measure of protection from heart disease by taking daily vitamin D supplementation at levels that are five times the current recommendations, new research suggests...
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