Health, written by people who treat it.

The silent killer called Hypertension.

A young man in his early thirties suddenly slumped while chatting with a friend. Within minutes, he was being rushed into the emergency room, unable to move part of his body. Sandra watched as doctors worked frantically to save him. Like many people, she wondered how someone so young and seemingly healthy could become critically ill without warning. The answer lies in a condition that often develops silently over many years —hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure.