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Harvard Medical School Hypertension: Controlling the 'silent killer' Format:Paperback Series: Teaching and Learning inChances are good that you or someone you know has high blood pressure known medically as hypertension. An alarming one in three American adults a total of 73 million people has this disorder. If you are among them you can take steps today to protect yourself from the damage it causes. Because hypertension has no symptoms or warning signs yet can be so dangerous to your health and well being it has earned the nickname "the silent killer." Fortunately