26% of Egyptians are afflicted with high blood pressure

Egyptian medical statistics showed that 26% of Egyptians are afflicted with high blood pressure, known as "the silent killer," and that the average percentage overweight Egyptian women is considered among the highest in the world, and there is a risk from an increased cholesterol level and diabetes because this problem.

This came in a special press conference for the international conference for heart disease, headed by Dr. Mohsen Ibrahim, professor of heart disease in the faculty of medicine at Ain Shams University.