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Published: March 14, 2025

On-campus blood pressure stations help Austin university students take charge of their health

American Heart Association-Austin increases its community impact by installing blood pressure stations at local universities
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Southwestern University students and faculty celebrated the ribbon cutting for an on-campus blood pressure station with American Heart Association staff.

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Southwestern University BP station

Southwestern University BP station

Southwestern University students and faculty celebrated the ribbon cutting for an on-campus blood pressure station with American Heart Association staff.

Copyright Michael Vybiral


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