Free blood pressure checks, 21-25 May

may-measurement-monthMay Measurement Month is a global initiative, encouraging people to have their blood pressure checked.

Did you know?
  • The number one contributing risk to global death is high blood pressure
  • 10 million people die needlessly each year because of high blood pressure
  • Half of people with high blood pressure don’t know they have it

Free blood pressure checks and advice will be available on campus each day between 21-25 May. You’ll receive tips to prevent high blood pressure and – if you’re at risk – you’ll get advice on what you should do next.

Times and locations :
  • 12 pm – 2 pm: Outside MUSE
  • 2 pm – 4 pm: Lincoln Lawn (Campus Common in case of wet weather)

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  1. Terrific! Count me in. If GP’s did blood pressure checks for people over say 55 fewer people would die from strokes. Not a medico but ….. my ex went to GP for a minor complaint – no blood pressure or other health check was done and he died of a stroke two weeks later. This ‘stuff’ is quick and saves lives.

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