Tag: Blood Pressure
HTN, Albuminuria Risks No Worse for Kidney Donors Versus Nondonors
In a recent study, donors had initial drop in eGFR after nephrectomy, followed by lesser decline per year than nondonors
Social Determinants of Health Explain Disparities in Treatment-Resistant Hypertension
Findings seen for excess treatment-resistant hypertension among Black U.S. adults
Infertility Treatment Linked to Heart Disease Hospitalization
Increased risk seen, especially for hypertensive disease; risk was apparent as early as 30 days postdelivery
Prehospital Reduction in BP Does Not Improve Stroke Outcomes
Findings seen in patients with suspected acute stroke with elevated systolic blood pressure
Blood Pressure Down With Self-Monitoring of BP, Self-Titration of Medications
Reduction seen in systolic and diastolic BP with self-monitoring plus self-titration of antihypertensive medications
Novel Genetic Loci ID’d for Hypertension in European Ancestry
Clinically meaningful differences in BP and increased HTN risk seen in top versus bottom decile of polygenic risk scores
Long-Term Risk for MACE Increased for Children With Hypertension
Children with hypertension at higher associated risk for stroke, hospitalization for MI or unstable angina, coronary intervention
Intensive HTN Treatment Cuts Early T2D Diagnosis-Linked CVD Event Risk
Intensive therapy reduces excess risk for CVD events associated with earlier diagnosis in women, but not men
Antihypertensive Meds Initiation Linked to Fractures in Nursing Home Seniors
Antihypertensive medication initiation also linked to higher risk for severe falls requiring hospitalization, ED visits
Risk for Fibroid Diagnosis Increased With Untreated, New-Onset HTN
Increased risk seen for those with untreated hypertension versus no hypertension; lower risk seen with treated hypertension