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How South Korea cracked its blood pressure crisis – and what other countries can learn

How South Korea cracked its blood pressure crisis – and what other countries can learn
The Telegraph Wednesday 10 June 2026, 16:15 UTC By Sarah Newey 1 min read
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As blood pressure spikes globally, the East Asian nation is leading the way on how to buck the trend

As blood pressure spikes globally, the East Asian nation is leading the way on how to buck the trend
South Korea (LOCATION) East Asian (ORG)
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