Barbershop-based healthcare study successfully lowers high blood pressure in African-American men
Barbershop-based healthcare study successfully lowers high blood pressure in African-American men New England Journal of Medicine: Nearly 64 percent reduced their blood pressure to healthy levels after barbers promoted follow-up with pharmacists in the barbershops Peer-Reviewed Publication Cedars-Sinai Medical Center image: Barber Eric Muhammad, left, takes the blood pressure of patron Mark Sims d
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