No benefit of beta blockers even when resting heart rate is high

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No benefit of beta blockers even when resting heart rate is high

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Pulse rate should not be the determinant of which drugs are used in hypertension, conclude the authors of a new subgroup analysis of the ASCOT trial.

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Tags: Heart, Heart Disease, Tachycardia, High Blood Pressure, Drug, Beta Blocker

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heartwire: New ASCOT analysis: Beta blockers not beneficial in hypertensives with tachycardia http://bit.ly/14aUAK

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