"We Don't Necessarily Have a Headache": Hypertension Affects 17 Million People in France, yet Near Hypertensive People Don't Know It.
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A campaign is launched to encourage French people to get tested. The doctor Michel Cymes is the guest of "Hello! With you". - "We don't necessarily have a headache": hypertension affects 17 million people in France, yet near hypertensive people don't know (Health and well-being).
If hypertension is evocative to many people, it remains unknown to most people. Everything is in the name: blood pressure above normal. But how does it manifest itself in practice? This is the whole problem that is intended to solve the Sickness Insurance through its awareness campaign revealed by Le Parisien. If hypertension remains silent and is often detected only during medical examinations, it is no less worrying since it causes more than 5…
In France, 17 million people are hypertensive, half of whom are unaware. In the face of this cardiovascular scourge, which causes 55,000 deaths each year, Medicare has launched since the beginning of September a vast campaign of prevention and awareness of screening.
High blood pressure affects 17 million people in France, but many do not know because this chronic condition often remains silent. To raise awareness among the general public, Health Insurance is launching an extensive campaign in this new year.
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