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Did you know that about a third of all adults in Europe suffer from high blood pressure? Or that high cholesterol levels initially show no symptoms?

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Did you know: Single pill therapy & adherence

Did you know: Single pill therapy & adherence

The term adherence describes the adherence to therapy goals that have been jointly established by the patient and physician during the treatment process. The word adherence comes from the Latin verb "adhaerere", which means "to adhere/cling to something". Adherence is...

Did you know: Diabetes mellitus

Did you know: Diabetes mellitus

Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common widespread diseases in Europe and is characterized by a permanently high blood sugar level. The name "diabetes mellitus" means "honey-sweet flow" and describes the excretion of excess sugar in the urine. The body needs...

Did you know: Hypercholesterolemia

Did you know: Hypercholesterolemia

If the concentration of cholesterol in the blood is too high, it is called hypercholesterolemia. “hyper” means “too much” and “emia” stands for “blood”. Cholesterol is a fat-like substance and hypercholesterolemia is therefore a lipid metabolism disorder. Too much...

Did you know: High blood pressure

Did you know: High blood pressure

High blood pressure, also known as arterial hypertension, is one of the major widespread diseases. Almost every third adult in Europe is affected, but not all of them are adequately treated. High blood pressure is a disease that is usually easy to treat and can have...

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