Week-long campaign for over 40s ends this weekend
Over 40s can take advantage of a free blood pressure check this weekend as part of an initiative by Public Health Isle of Man.
All this week, a number of pharmacies across the Island have been offering the examinations.
You can find the list of participating pharmacies HERE.
Anyone under 40 should have their BP measured every three years, while for those over 40 it's recommended to check it every year.
Deputy Director of Public Health, Dr Ross Keat, explains why:
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