Text, text, text away: Typing more can help lower blood pressure

Researchers from University of Oxford have found that the high blood pressure is a common condition that can be managed successfully with tablets.

If you are often pulled up by your parents for text messaging, then you must make them read this article as a new study has revealed that typing could help reduce blood pressure.

Researchers from University of Oxford have found that the high blood pressure is a common condition that can be managed successfully with tablets.

To prove the research, health workers used mobile phones linked to blood pressure measuring devices to collect health information about patients and text messaging was managed automatically using an affordable system developed by Oxford’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering.

Health workers used mobile phones linked to blood pressure measuring devices to collect health information about patients.

Professor Lionel Tarassenko from Oxford’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering said that there was a great potential for mobile phone technology to help with the management of chronic diseases world-wide through automated messaging to the right person at the right time.

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The study is published in the journal Circulation.