A randomised controlled trial comparing new anti-hypertensive drugs to placebo has reported that this new drug reduces systolic blood pressure by a mean of 20mmHg with a standard deviation of 1.5mmHg. | Medibuddy
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14th February 2024

A randomised controlled trial comparing new anti-hypertensive drugs to placebo has reported that this new drug reduces systolic blood pressure by a mean of 20mmHg with a standard deviation of 1.5mmHg.

A randomised controlled trial comparing new anti-hypertensive drugs to placebo has reported that this new drug reduces systolic blood pressure by a mean of 20mmHg with a standard deviation of 1.5mmHg. 

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