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The Hypertension category comprises books focused on high blood pressure—its causes, mechanisms, measurement, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment. Titles range from clinical handbooks and evidence-based guidelines (including pharmacotherapy, combination therapy, resistant hypertension, and hypertensive emergencies) to patient-friendly resources on lifestyle change, such as the DASH diet, low-sodium cookbooks, weight management, exercise, stress reduction, and home monitoring. The category also includes works on epidemiology and public health, health inequities and policy, special populations (pregnancy, pediatrics, and older adults), and related conditions like chronic kidney disease, diabetes, heart failure, and stroke. Offerings may include research monographs, case studies, and review texts for trainees in medicine, nursing, and pharmacy, as well as narratives about living with hypertension. These books serve clinicians, students, researchers, patients, and caregivers seeking authoritative knowledge and practical strategies to understand and manage blood pressure.

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