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Long-Term Weight Loss From Lifestyle Intervention Benefits Blood Pressure? A Systematic Review
Hypertension, 08/25/09
Aucott L et al. – An individual patient data analysis may uncover baseline and medication effects, explore differences between weight groups, and may identify successful components. Such an analysis would enable effective development of preventative interventions for both hypertension and obesity.
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