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When participants were positioned this way, their systolic BP, or the top number of the reading, was 6.5 mmHg higher, and their diastolic BP, or the bottom number of the reading, was 4.4 mmHg higher.

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Blood pressure tests taken when a patient's arm is not positioned properly could lead to inaccurate readings and false hypertension diagnoses, according to a new study released Monday.