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Sleep Apnea Patients with Resistant Hypertension More Likely to Experience Severe Cardiovascular Outcomes
A new study suggests that patients with resistant hypertension and sleep apnea are more likley to have ischemic heart events and congestive heart failure compared to sleep apnea patients with non-resistant hypertension.
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