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HPN
(redirected from hypertension)

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HPNHypertension
HPNHealth Plan of Nevada (insurance)
HPNHome Parenteral Nutrition
HPNHealth Provider Network
HPNHarpoon
HPNHigh Performance Network
HPNHomeless People's Network
HPNHome Phone Network
HPNWestchester County, NY, USA - Westchester County Airport (Airport Code)
HPNHigh Pressure Nitrogen
HPNHill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
HPNHydrogen Power Network
HPNHigh Purity Nitride


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Hypertension is a serious disorder as it heightens the risk of other health problems such as heart attack, diseases of the blood vessels, stroke, heart failure and kidney failure.
Byline: ANI Washington, July 22 (ANI): Daily vigorous exercise and eating a diet high in fruits, vegetables and low in sodium can significantly lower incidence of hypertension among women, finds a new study.
Hypertension is defined as a medical condition that occurs when a person's blood pressure is chronically, and dangerously, elevated.
 
 
 
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