Aylesbury MP Rob Bulter is encouraging local people to get a free blood pressure check.
A health station based in Aylesbury Library allows people to get a blood pressure check for free.
The MP said: "It's quick and easy, and could help you towards a healthier heart."
One in three Buckinghamshire residents have high blood pressure, and it isn’t only a concern for those getting older – knowing your numbers can help ensure high blood pressure is easily managed or prevented.
Angela Macpherson, Cabinet Member for Health and Wellbeing, commented: “With busy lives and work schedules, taking a moment to check and record your blood pressure is not always the top priority. However, as symptoms often only appear when it’s too late, knowing your numbers can be the first step to preventing difficult health conditions, such as strokes, heart attacks, heart disease and vascular dementia.
“Our health and blood pressure stations located in community hotspots across Buckinghamshire are a great way to find out more about your heart health in a familiar, comfortable and private setting. Each station is equipped with helpful information ensuring residents are provided with the support and advice needed to successfully record their blood pressure and maintain a healthy heart. It’s important to take action early as it can prevent more serious issues arising in the future.”
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