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A new study has shown that men who were screened and treated for high blood pressure at their barber shop were more likely to maintain a low blood pressure than those who were sent to doctor’s offices. Do you think there should or should not be more medical intervention outside of doctor’s offices? Published on 23.05.2018 → Survey conducted on 23.05.2018 on 7093 U.S. adults
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