Research lab studying the effects of mindfulness on blood pressure and college student health and we
The Mindfulness-Based Intervention for Blood Pressure Reduction (MBBP) is a research study currently being conducted in the Brown University School of Public Health in the Center for Population Health and Clinical Epidemiology. Dr. Eric Loucks is the Principal Investigator of this study. As a cardiovascular physiologist and social epidemiologist, Dr. Loucks's research agenda focuses on elucidating
03/19/2020
To MB-BP participants who have taken or are taking the program. Remember that there are guided meditations from Dr. Loucks, Steph, and Priscilla available on the Mindfulness & Cardiovascular health lab website. Please stay safe, healthy and be kind to yourselves.
The MCV Health Lab Team
https://www.mindfulhearthealth.org/
02/20/2020
Interested in taking part? This is your last chance to be a part of the Mindfulness-Based Blood Pressure Reduction research study!
Contact us at 401-400-4768 to learn more and to see if you qualify.
02/13/2019
enrolling for 3/19! All working with are eligible! Prelim trials show 15mmHg systolic BP reduction in uncontrolled after 1-year
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Brown University School of Public Health
Brown University Department of Epidemiology
03/26/2018
To any of our Brown University School of Public Health, Brown University, and Brown Meditation Community colleagues and friends that haven't left town for spring break join us for wonderful talk at the School of Public Health by one of the most recognized experts in mindfulness research Dr. Judson Brewer! A description is below and we would love to see you tomorrow in room 245 at 12:00 PM 121 South Main Street for a wonderful lecture!
02/20/2018
Nytimes: Diet quality not quantity is the critical factor. Stuggling with ? Looking to improve or engage in behaviors? Apply for the Mindfulness-Based Intervention for Blood Pressure Reduction study today !
Counting Calories Is Not the Key to Weight Loss, New Study Finds People who cut back on added sugar, refined grains and processed foods lost weight without worrying about calories or portion size.
02/12/2018
enrolling for 3/18! All working with are eligible! Prelim trials show 15mmHg systolic BP reduction in uncontrolled after 1-year
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Brown University School of Public Health
Brown University Department of Epidemiology
02/05/2018
enrolling for 3/18! All working with are eligible! Prelim trials show 15mmHg systolic BP reduction in uncontrolled after 1-year
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01/31/2018
enrolling for 3/18! All working with are eligible! Prelim trials show 15mmHg systolic BP reduction in uncontrolled after 1-year
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01/05/2018
As new year's resolutions are being acted on, our NIH-funded research study is evaluating the effects of a mindfulness-based intervention customized for blood pressure reduction. Preliminary findings are promising with marked reductions in systolic blood pressure after 1 year follow-up in participants with hypertension. People with blood pressure greater than 120/80 mmHg are eligible.
We are currently recruiting for the next cycle that begins in March. The intervention meets once a week for 2.5 hours and runs for nine weeks. If you are willing, could you please forward this to anyone who may be interested, or may be able to help spread the word about the study?
11/16/2017
New guidelines concerning raise new questions investigates some answers:
How to Lower Your Blood Pressure Medical guidelines have changed, and now about half of Americans may qualify for the diagnosis of hypertension. Here’s what to do about it.
11/16/2017
48.3% of have & this increases w/age. But women were more apt than men to control their
Women Are More Likely to Address High Blood Pressure Men and women develop hypertension at roughly the same rates, but men do not get it under control until much later in life, researchers find.