High blood pressure drugs more effective if taken at night before bed, study finds High blood pressure patients are being urged to take their medication before going to bed to slash their risk of an early death.
A study found adults with hypertension were less likely to suffer heart attacks, heart disease or strokes, if they took the drugs in one go at bedtime.
Spanish scientists looked at more than 19,000 patients on medication for high blood pressure, who were tracked for an average of six years. The Daily Mail
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A study found adults with hypertension were less likely to suffer heart attacks, heart disease or strokes, if they took the drugs in one go at bedtime.
Spanish scientists looked at more than 19,000 patients on medication for high blood pressure, who were tracked for an average of six years. The Daily Mail
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- Bedtime hypertension treatment improves cardiovascular risk reduction: the Hygia Chronotherapy Trial (open access) European Heart Journal
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