Study shows promise of mobile apps, connected devices to help patients manage hypertension

A combination mobile app and at-home blood pressure cuff helped patients with hypertension decrease their blood pressure over three years, a new study found. | Nearly half of all U.S. adults suffer from high blood pressure—and a new study suggests digital health tools used at home can help lower it. Hello Heart's program, which links a wearable blood pressure monitor to a mobile app, helped 84% of users with stage II hypertension reduce their blood pressure over three years, according to a study published last Friday.

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