High blood pressure often shows no symptoms yet raises risk for heart attack, stroke and kidney damage. Learn why it's silent ...

Usually high blood pressure, or hypertension, doesn’t have symptoms; hence it is considered a silent killer, but especially when the blood pressure is markedly elevated, a few of the patients can have ...

Most people with high blood pressure feel completely fine — until they don’t. That’s why hypertension earned the nickname “silent killer.” But when blood pressure reaches truly dangerous levels, your ...

Uncontrolled blood pressure and diabetes silently damage blood vessels and brain function, dramatically multiplying the risk ...

While most people won't notice symptoms of the 'silent killer' until it is too late, there are still some signs to watch out ...