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Antihypertensiva nicht generell abends nehmen

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Unter der Überschrift „Antihypertensiva abends einnehmen!“ stellten wir in Heft 4/2020, S. 32, die spanische Studie HYGIA vor. Dazu erreichte uns deutliche Kritik einger Experten.

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  1. Hypertoniezentrum München HZM, Theatinerstr. 35, D-80333, München, Deutschland

    Martin Middeke

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    Björn Lemmer,  Reinhold Kreutz,  Joachim Schrader &  Heinrich Holzgreve

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Middeke, M., Lemmer, B., Kreutz, R. et al. Antihypertensiva nicht generell abends nehmen. MMW - Fortschritte der Medizin 162, 34–36 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15006-020-0331-0

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