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New Technique to Reduce Blood Pressure Involves Removing Nerves that Connect Kidney to Brain
Researchers have found that removing nerves that connect kidney to the brain can be an effective solution in lowering hypertension and even potentially reducing risk of stroke and heart related conditions. The technique has already shown good results in treating treatment-resistant hypertension.
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