(Medical News Today) — Heart disease is the leading cause of death in men in the United States. Yet it’s often not until the untimely passing of a celebrity from a cardiac event – such as Billy Mays or Tim Russert – that the issue is brought to the forefront of Americans’ health and wellness routine. And even then, when there’s a heightened focus on heart health, a recent survey uncovered that only 14 percent of people would be inclined to start regularly monitoring their blood pressure at home…
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