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June 1, 2015ChronoPhysiology and TherapyOpen Access

Development of hypertension – clinical impact of dysregulation of circadian rhythms and implications for treatment

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MGMichelle L. GumzUniversity of Florida KSKristen SolocinskiMRIGlobal

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May inform antihypertensive timing; leaves open whether chronotherapy improves outcomes in prospective RCTs.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8921b44f37e970fb7b46bb https://doi.org/10.2147/cpt.s54342

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