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National Health Service (NHS) expands free blood-pressure checks beyond pharmacies to barbershops and mosques in England.
The aim is to diagnose more people with high-risk, undiagnosed high blood pressure.
High blood pressure elevates heart attack and stroke risk, with often subtle symptoms.
Over 149,000 checks delivered by pharmacies in May, thanks to community efforts.
Current venues include barber shops, supermarkets, community centres, dominoes club and mosques.
Research and initiative led by Chief Pharmaceutical Officer for England, David Webb.
