This review evaluates clinical studies on hypertension in Asian populations to inform the drafting of regional guidelines.
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May guide Asian hypertension guideline drafting; leaves open need for ethnicity-specific outcome trials.
Much of the principles found in guidelines and perceptible improvements in therapies are all based on clinical guidelines. Before any hypertension guideline for Asia can be drafted, it is important to take a look at the clinical studies performed, especially those that involve Asian subjects and evaluate its implications and suitability. This article will recall the different clinical studies performed in China or those that involve Asian subjects and find out what conclusions can be inferred from these studies.
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