Management of hypertension in older people
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Summary
Targets based on functional level rather than chronological age are more appropriate in older people, and tighter control, if well tolerated, is suitable for the fit person but relaxed targets are more reasonable in individuals with physical or cognitive decline.
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- article
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- 2018-07-04
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Political science
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