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Coverage from the
American Society of Hypertension (ASH) 2016 Annual Scientific Meeting
May 13 - 17, 2016; New York
May 13 - 17, 2016
New York
Conference News
ASH
AF Risk Plunges as Cardio Fitness Rises in HTN, Diabetes
Heartwire from Medscape
, May 23, 2016
ASH
Intensive BP Targeting Cuts HF Events, No Extra Fall Risk
Heartwire from Medscape
, May 20, 2016
ASH
'Moderate' Drinking Linked to LV Dysfunction in HTN Patients
Heartwire from Medscape
, May 19, 2016
ASH
Midday Napping May Raise HTN Risk, Says Meta-analysis
Heartwire from Medscape
, May 18, 2016
ASH
Skin Autofluorescence a Sign of Cognitive Impairment in Pre-HTN
Heartwire from Medscape
, May 17, 2016
Popular Hypertension News
Target Organ Damage and CV Events Linked to Both Masked and White-Coat Hypertension
More findings from the Dallas Heart Study digs deeper into these two subtypes of hypertension, showing an association with CV and renal damage.
Medscape Medical News
, May 21, 2015
Too Much/Too Little Sleep Ups Stroke Risk Nearly Twofold in Hypertensive Patients, Says NIH-Funded Study
Getting more than 8 hours of shut-eye ups the risk as much as getting less than 5 hours, giving credence to a push for incorporating sleep histories into routine exams, say researchers.
Medscape Medical News
, May 19, 2015
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