Why the study?
Does the administration time of low-dose aspirin reduce blood pressure in untreated patients with mild hypertension?
Does the administration time of low-dose aspirin reduce blood pressure in untreated patients with mild hypertension?
Low-dose aspirin administered before bedtime, but not on awakening, significantly reduces blood pressure in untreated patients with mild hypertension.
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Bedtime low-dose aspirin may lower BP in untreated mild hypertension; extends chronotherapy evidence and merits outcome trials.
Hermida et al. (2003) studied this question.
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