Cardiovascular Risk Profile and Antihypertensive Treatment
Cardiovascular Risk Profile and Antihypertensive Treatment
Blood pressure–lowering treatment reduces cardiovascula risk. However, individuals treated with antihypertensive medication had primarily worse prognosis for cardiovascular diseases than untreated hypertensive or normotensive population. Although the strong positive relationship between blood pressure level and cardiovascular disease risks were observed among general population, there is little argument as to the risk increase with elevation of blood pressure among treated participants.
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