Third of U.S. Pregnancy Deaths Linked To Hypertensive Disorders: CDC
Hypertensive disorders among pregnant women in the U.S. is increasing, with hypertension-related complications linked to a third of all U.S. pregnancy deaths, according to the CDC.
Tag Archives: Hypertension
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Accupril Recall Issued Over Nitrosamine Contamination
Pfizer is recalling five lots of Accupril, a hypertension drug, due to the risk of nitrosamine contamination and long-term cancer risk.
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Study Finds Hypertension Treatment During Pregnancy Does Not Put Unborn At Risk
Treating high blood pressure in pregnant women before it developed into severe hypertension resulted in better maternal outcomes, according to the findings of a new study.
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CDC Launches New Campaign to Combat Maternal Deaths
The CDC has launched a new campaign to fight a climbing maternal mortality rate by urging health care providers to pay more attention to pregnant women's health concerns.
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Pfizer Announces Accuretic Recall in U.S. Over Nitrosamine Contamination
Pfizer is recalling several lots of Accuretic hypertension drugs due to the presence of potentially cancer-causing chemicals.
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Valsartan Settlement Masters Appointed To Advance Negotiations in MDL
Two former district judges have been appointed as valsartan settlement special masters to help bring about a resolution to the litigation.
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Accuretic Recall Announced In Canada Over Nitrosamine Contamination In Another Pfizer Hypertension Drug
Canadian health regulators have announced an Accuretic recall, indicating the Pfizer hypertension drug contains levels of cancer-causing chemicals above the acceptable amounts.
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Extended Use of Valsartan and Other Angiotensin-Receptor Blockers May Increase Cancer Risk: Study
Valsartan and similar hypertension drugs may carry an increased risk of cancer with long-term use, according to the findings of a new study.
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Regular Tylenol Use Linked to High Blood Pressure Risks: Study
A new study warns that regular Tylenol use could increase blood pressure, especially in those already suffering hypertension.
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Adrenal Gland Tumors May Be Misdiagnosed, Increasing Diabetes Risk: Study
A new study links excess cortisol secreted from adrenal tumors to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes.