Senior's Why Your Systolic Blood Pressure Is More Dangerous After 60 Dr Thomas

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Which blood pressure number is truly dangerous after 60? Learn why the top number matters more for seniors and how to protect your heart, brain, and circulation before silent damage begins.

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Educational only. Consult your doctor before making any medical decisions.