Lowering blood pressure after stroke reduces brain bleeding Unlisted Video

According to UPI, lowering blood pressure could help patients with brain hemorrhaging.
A recent study found that blood pressure treatment may reduce the amount of deep brain bleeding in people suffering from a type of stroke.
Known as spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage, that kind of stroke has a 40-percent morality rate.
However, the researchers warned that their study did not show improved outcomes among patients.