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World Hypertension Day: St. George’s University School of Medicine Shares Advice on How to Tackle Hypertension – The ‘Silent Strain’ in Africa

Cape Town, South Africa, 16 May 2025: Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is the most common cardiovascular condition worldwide and a major preventable contributor to stroke, heart disease, and kidney-related illness and death. According to the National Library of Medicine, it is responsible for around 9.4 million deaths annually, accounting for nearly half …

St. George’s University Opens August/September 2025 Admissions for Aspiring Doctors From Africa

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