Archived Top Stories
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ISHIB Appoints Dr. Kenneth Jamerson as Vice President & Elects New Board Trustees
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Ethnicity & Disease Offers New Insights to Health Concerns and Treatments for Arab and Arab American Populations
African American Heart Failure Trial (A-HeFT)
ISHIB Supports Ghana Mission Project
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1 in 3 U.S. Adults Has High Blood Pressure
Archived Press Releases
ISHIB Appoints Dr. Kenneth Jamerson as Vice President & Elects New Board Trustees (Atlanta, Georgia - September 20, 2005)
The International Society on Hypertension in Blacks, Inc (ISHIB) a unique, professional medical society that developed the first ever guidelines for treating hypertension in African Americans, appointed Kenneth A. Jamerson, MD, University of Michigan as vice president. ISHIB Board also elected four new Trustees
Ethnicity & Disease Offers New Insights to Health Concerns and Treatments for Arab and Arab American Populations (Atlanta, Ga. – March 28, 2005)
Unrest, war and political conflict have long been headline news from the Middle East. This week, ISHIB (The International Society on Hypertension in Blacks) releases a compendium of articles addressing the physical health of the region’s citizens and those who have migrated away from the region but remain affected by these conditions. The articles appear in Volume 15, Number 1, Supplement 1 of ISHIB’s journal, Ethnicity & Disease.
ISHIB Elects Board of Trustees (September 2004 - Atlanta, GA)
International Society on Hypertension in Blacks, Inc (ISHIB) a unique, not-for-profit, professional medical society that developed the first ever guidelines for treating hypertension in African Americans, elects new members to the Board of Trustees this summer.
Landmark Guidelines Raise Bar for Treatment of African Americans with High Blood Pressure (March 10, 2003 – Atlanta, GA)
The International Society on Hypertension in Blacks ISHIB) and the nation’s leading medical experts have developed the first-ever guidelines for treating high blood pressure in African Americans. The recommendations, “Management of High Blood Pressure in African Americans” were published in the March 10 edition of the Archives of Internal Medicine.
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