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Philip Reissman and Carol Ostrow Present:

A Meaningful Monday Special Series
at The Actors’ Temple

Also, Paul Sladkus to perform!

Monday, February 12th, 2024 • 6:30-8:00pm

Please join us for:
“An Homage to the Visual and Performing Arts”

with readings, monologues, original musical performances, all from our professional community and absolutely magnificent, and original paintings & photographs for your enjoyment and sale.

Please bring your family and friends!!! This will be a fabulous experience into the talented and beautiful world of the arts that only New York can offer.

Tickets are $35 per person.

Buy Tickets Now!

https://theactorstemple.ecwid.com/#!/ARTS@AT-An-Homage-to-the-Visual-and-Performing-Arts-Mon-Feb-24-2024/p/621299196/category=0

Performing at The Actors’ Temple
339 West 47th Street

NY, NY 10036

More info: 212-245-6975

View on the web: https://groups.google.com/g/actors-temple-announce/c/FHusIoE7a1A/m/MrRqUmIAAQAJ?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer

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Measuring blood pressure is one of the most common procedures performed at a medical office. Yet, studies have shown that numerous mistakes are made when taking readings.

For example, if you’ve ever had a conversation while getting checked you may have added an additional 10-15 mm Hg to a measurement. Having a full bladder can tack on 10-15 mm Hg, while putting the cuff over clothing, rather than a bare arm, can add 10-40 mm Hg. These errors may lead to higher readings, which may lead to a misdiagnosis.

In this interview Dr. Michael Hochman, Spokesperson for the American Heart Association, shares the most common mistakes (whether taken at home or at your doctor’s office) and 7 simple tips to ensure an accurate blood pressure reading. Dr. Hochman will also talks about the updated high blood pressure guidelines and what to do if your numbers are now borderline. In addition, Marcus Whitehead, a police officer and high blood pressure patient shares how not knowing his numbers almost lead to serious health complications, and what he now does to stay in a healthy range.

The post Dr. Michael Hochman & Officer Marcus Whitehead, Know Your Numbers: Is Your Blood Pressure Being Taken All Wrong?, Click Here for Video & Podcast… appeared first on Good News!.