Most women have a sense at some time in their lives that their biological clock is ticking.
He hooked up patients with suspected hypertension to a monitor like this for a day or two at a time. He found that it's different strokes for different folks when it comes to treating hypertension. We've discovered that in many patients blood pressure in fact, does not go down at night. And that even while they're asleep their blood pressure is elevated and potentially causing harm. Bertha Robbins says after being on the monitor overnight it was obvious she had high blood pressure.