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  • Intensive BP Treatment Misses for Cognitive, Motor Outcomes

    But benefit in white matter disease called 'important'

    NEW ORLEANS -- Reducing systolic blood pressure with intensive treatment limited the growth of subcortical white matter disease in a randomized trial, but it didn't improve cognitive or mobility function, a researcher said here.

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