Exercise and hypertension: Maximizing the benefits in patients receiving drug therapy: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 92, No 6

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The benefits of exercise in reducing blood pressure and improving cardiovascular health have long been recognized. However, the interrelationships between exercise, hypertension, and antihypertensive drug therapy are still being clarified. What are the benefits of exercise in hypertensive patients? Which antihypertensive drugs have the most favorable effects in physically active patients? Dr Houston addresses these questions and provides guidelines for appropriate treatment.

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