Over time, this increased excretion causes plasma volume to decrease, which reduces the volume of the liquid contained within the arteries. This decreased volume, in turn, reduces the amount of “pushing” caused by the blood on the artery walls, leading to a decrease in blood pressure. Common Diuretic Medications for High Blood Pressure Diuretic medications can be found in both over-the-counter and prescription forms. The most common diuretic medications used to treat high blood pressure require a prescription from your healthcare provider, those common diuretics include:...

The fallout may not be over. Amid student protests across campus and intense public criticism, Maryland is facing pressure to completely overhaul its administration. Sporting News compiled a list of Maryland officials, coaches and training staff who have left the school as a result of McNair’s death, and who could go next. STEELE: DJ Durkin disaster reminds Maryland that Big Ten is too big for it Why was DJ Durkin fired?...

It’s handy to have several of these rapid test kits at home when you’re trying to distinguish whether you have allergies, the flu, or COVID-19. They can also put you at ease before attending any gatherings where you may put other people at risk. That said, don’t store for them too long because they have an expiration date. When Do Rapid COVID Tests Expire? Rapid antigen test kits can only be stored for several months up to a year....

The area, sometimes referred to as the Devil’s Triangle, is in a western part of the North Atlantic. In 1964, an American author described several strange instances that had occurred in the area. But reports of disappearances and mysterious occurrences there began in the mid-19th century. “The Bermuda Triangle legend, although around for about 10 years before, really took off with Vincent Gaddis in 1964 when he penned an article outlining a pattern of strange events in this area....

Do you realize these leaders regularly create focus and strategy, practice, encourage experimentation, and occasionally fail to produce breakthroughs? Do you know it can take years of having a system of digital innovation to build for these breakthroughs? Let’s explore if you have a long-term system for digital innovation or if hope is your actual plan. Questions That “Take a Look Under The Hood” to Assess Where You are The following questions can help you genuinely take stock of whether you approach innovation in your business systematically or based on hope or luck....

It’s because of this that getting enough sleep can improve your overall health, which may help boost your longevity. While inadequate sleep can have the opposite effect, so too can too much sleep. Ultimately, finding the sweet spot where you’re getting just the right amount of sleep for your body⁠ can contribute to a long and healthy life. The recommended amount of sleep varies by age, and teenagers and children generally require more sleep than adults....

Vote on NEWSWEEK.MSNBC.COM by 5 P.M., June 16 Last Week’s Question Do violent video- games encourage violent behavior? (6,629 responses) 12% Yes, and they should be banned. 21% Yes, and they should be restricted to players over 17. 58% No, they’re just games. 9% I’m not sure, but I wouldn’t let my child play them anyway.

Stick with it! Research showed that it took 90 days to notice an improvement to the skin. You can drink aloe vera juice, but its effects might not be as noticeable since it’s diluted with water. Don’t eat meat? Tofu is a great protein source for a vegetarian or vegan diet. A lot of the nutrients are in the egg yolk, so don’t limit yourself to eating just egg whites!...

In fact, in 2008 Rivers helped add the most recent win in that string of victories, along with the Big Three of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen. Because of this, Rivers deserves the benefit of the doubt. That said, Rivers' recent comments on the Lakers suggests he might have forgotten some of that history, at least momentarily. "The risk is all mine," Rivers said in an interview with Yahoo!...

NowThis tweeted out a condensed video montage of Porter’s video on twitter Saturday: “Katie Porter’s sister, a doctor, is breaking down how staying in can save lives during the COVID-19 crisis.” Porter, a board-certified emergency physician who now works in aesthetic medicine and owns the Wrinkle Free MD: Med Spa and Wellness Clinic in Austin, Texas, created the video to show people why health officials are concerned about the novel coronavirus....

Marcello Natali, 57, from Codogno, in the northern province of Lombardy, had also sounded the alarm over the number of doctors who were getting infected, during an interview with Euronews before he tested positive. He told the channel bluntly that he was not able to work with gloves because “they have run out.” He said in the interview, “We certainly weren’t prepared to face such a situation. Especially those of our generation, that of the post-antibiotic era, who grew up thinking that a pill against disease was enough....

Health sites are among the Web’s biggest draws. Last year alone almost 25 million patients reported going online, and that number is expected to reach more than 33 million by the end of 2000. Until recently the offerings have consisted mainly of support groups, reference materials and product promotions. But now, as demand for information grows and competition among sites intensifies, the offerings are exploding. You can go to the Web for a diagnosis or a prescription....

The documentary will dive into Negreanu’s life as a poker professional, his rise to poker stardom and promises to touch on Negreanu propensity to stir up controversy from time to time because of his strong opinions. MORE: Will Roberto Luongo turn poker professional? | Poker superstar Phil Ivey featured in Chrysler ad campaign | Martin Jacobson wins WSOP November Nine Phil Ivey, Antonio Esfandiari and Jennifer Harman are a just a few of the persons that will also be featured in the documentary, each sharing their thoughts and stories on Negreanu....

Ethier, who played sparingly in the NLDS due to an ankle injury, was in the lineup for Game 1 of the NLCS. He played until being removed as part a double switch in the 13th inning. After the game, he was sore in the ankle and the rest of his body, leading manager Don Mattingly to leave him out of the starting lineup for Game 2. He pinch-hit in the ninth inning, striking out against St....

Baseball’s weird, man. Any way you slice it, there’s always some form of hijinx happening, somewhere, in some way. Just a few days ago, the Cubs turned their dugout into an IHOP, with Joc Pederson celebrating a home run with a waffle maker. Nicholas Castellanos got suspended for flexing. Noah Syndergaard can’t watch the Mets. Seriously, weird. So it’s no surprise that it didn’t take long for baseball to, once again, get weird Friday....

The reason why Buehler’s pants were a talking point is because they were very tight around his legs. We’re talking the Yankees switching to cotton levels of tightness. They were not only tighter than usual, but also appeared to be shorter. It was hard to miss. MORE: How the Braves can beat the Dodgers in the NLCS The Dodgers’ pitcher started the game, and lasted five innings. He struck out seven batters and only allowed three hits and one run....

That had mostly occurred on the road for Houston. However, against the Dodgers on Tuesday night, the team got pelted with chants at their home stadium. A contingent of Los Angeles fans took over a section in Minute Maid Park, and as the Astros went onto the field they shouted “cheaters.” MORE: Indians’ Zach Plesac got hurt by “aggressively ripping off his shirt” Here’s a look at the scene, via the MLB on Fox’s Twitter account....

The jury found damages of about $18 million but said the Dodgers were responsible for only a quarter of the sum. The rest of the responsibility was split between the two men who beat fan Bryan Stow. The jury delivered its verdict Wednesday in a Los Angeles courtroom after weeks of testimony about the assault after the opening day game in 2011 between the rival teams. Stow’s lawyers claimed the team and its former owner failed to provide adequate security at the stadium....

ESPN reported Jansen’s signing first, citing an unidentified team source. Other reports confirmed the agreement. MORE: Stephen Strasburg blames forearm injury on his slider Jansen was the last of three high-dollar closers available this offseason, agreeing to terms with L.A. after Mark Melancon signed with the Dodgers’ NL West rivals San Francisco for a reported $62 million over four years and Aroldis Chapman landed with the Yankees for $86 million over five years....