Sleep Apnea Raises BP for Kidney Transplant Patients (CME/CE)

Sleep apnea is common among kidney transplant patients, and those with the sleep disorder have higher systolic blood pressure despite taking more antihypertensive medications, a new study found.

source : www.medpagetoday.com

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