Key result
Individualized blood pressure management based on patient characteristics offers opportunities to enhance cardiovascular disease prevention compared to standardized population-based approaches.
Why the study?
Standardized population-based blood pressure management has reached limits where falling baseline risk reduces benefit and adverse events increase, prompting the need to explore individualized care.
Individualized hypertension management based on patient characteristics may enhance cardiovascular disease prevention compared to standardized population-based blood pressure goals.
May support tailored BP strategies for prevention; leaves open prospective validation against standardized targets.
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Alderman et al. (2020) conducted a review in Hypertension. Individualized blood pressure management vs. Standardized care was evaluated. Individualized blood pressure management based on patient characteristics offers opportunities to enhance cardiovascular disease prevention compared to standardized population-based approaches.
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