Category Archives: High Blood Pressure

$300 Billion is Wasted Yearly on Medications – How Technology is Helping

Posted on April 5, 2007 by | Leave a comment

Bruce Kehr, M.D., CEO of InforMedix joins Craig to discuss their product the Med-eMonitor System as The Medication Adherence Solution for disease management and retail products markets. InforMedix has integrated a patient-interactive monitoring device, hardware, software and networked communications system to enable disease management programs, chronically ill patients and their loved ones, and medical researchers to efficiently monitor and manage patients’ medication and care plan adherence, clinical response, and drug safety.
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Posted in Aging, Health, High Blood Pressure, Hypertension, Medicine, Technology

High Blood Pressure Control Without Medications – Risk-Free

Posted on February 25, 2007 by | Leave a comment

Guy F. Pugh, MD the Medical Director, Primary Care at the Marino Center for Progressive Health, Cambridge, Mass. joins Craig to discuss a safe, non-drug treatment option for high blood pressure called RespeRate.

More than 65 million Americans have high blood pressure. Unfortunately, even with the traditional treatment methods of diet, exercise and medication, 70 percent of that population is unable to reach their lower blood pressure goals or can’t tolerate the side effects of medications. Leaving high blood pressure untreated can be dangerous and may lead to heart attack, stroke and kidney and heart failure.

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