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AHA: Lowering BP No Help in Acute Stroke

November 19, 2013 by 2012pharmaceutical

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DALLAS — Use of antihypertensive drugs to lower systolic blood pressure by close to 13% as part of acute treatment of ischemic stroke did not reduce early mortality or disability compared with patien…

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