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Does alcohol consumption increase ambulatory blood pressure and target organ damage in young men with borderline to mild hypertension?
Does alcohol consumption increase ambulatory blood pressure and target organ damage in young men with borderline to mild hypertension?
Alcohol consumption of ≥50 g/day is associated with increased ambulatory blood pressure and direct detrimental effects on left ventricular wall thickness in young men with mild hypertension.
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Alcohol ≥50 g/day associated with higher ambulatory BP and LV mass in mild hypertension; hypothesis-generating, needs prospective confirmation before practice change.
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