More than half (58%) of Scots tested showed signs of high blood pressure, which becomes more prevalent as patients grow older, and experts said it was particularly worrying that one-third of people under the age of 34 also had raised levels.
One in three young adults in Scotland has high blood pressure, according to a study that has fuelled concerns about the future health of the population.
More than half (58%) of Scots tested showed signs of high blood pressure, which becomes more prevalent as patients grow older, and experts said it was particularly worrying that one-third of people under the age of 34 also had raised levels.