With the flurry of interest around the World Cup, it’s only right that we discuss the health benefits of football. Join Bastian Shrader and Charis Conradi as they discuss their paper on the benefits of health football in different hypertensive cohorts.

Welcome to the next of our Journal podcasts. Renal denervation is a hotly debated intervention in the treatment of hypertension. Yet, here, more than a decade on we have still many questions. I’m joined by Franz Messerli and Michel Burnier as they discuss their recent publication.

The Journal of Hypertension podcasts speaks to George Stergiou from the University of Athens. His recent publication is a consensus document from the European Society of Hypertension (ESH) Working Group on Blood Pressure (BP) Monitoring and Cardiovascular Variability.

This paper is available here.

The Journal of Hypertension podcasts speaks to one of its executive editors, Dr Sophie Saxton, about their role and aspirations for the journal. This was a lost file in the archives, but we’re happy to have found it.

Here we meet Nadia Khan from The University of British Columbia. We chat about the opportunities and challenges in virtual blood pressure monitoring in care of the hypertensive patient. This is an International Society of Hypertension Position Paper endorsed by World Hypertension League and European Society of Hypertension. Both Nadia and Sarah had a bit of a spring cold, but they managed to get through without much drama.

This paper is available here.

Welcome to the next of our Journal podcasts. Here we meet Dean Picone from the University of Tasmania. He’s discussing his recent editorial around sex differences in arterial waveforms

Welcome to the next of our Journal podcasts. Here we meet Daniel Huck from the University of Colorado. He’s discussing his recent work published with us around nebivolol and incident cardiovascular events

Welcome to the first of podcasts. Here we meet Tony Heagerty and get to know why he took on the role and what he hopes for the journal.