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Analysis explores whether blood pressure changes explain the cardiovascular risk linked to oral contraceptives.
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Does not establish blood pressure mediation of oral contraceptive-related cardiovascular risk; leaves open alternative mechanisms for prospective study.
ROSS L. PRENTICE; ON THE ABILITY OF BLOOD PRESSURE EFFECTS TO EXPLAIN THE RELATION BETWEEN ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, American Journal of E
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Ross L. Prentice (1988) studied this question. Oral contraceptive-induced blood pressure effects were analyzed to determine if they explain the relationship between oral contraceptive use and cardiovascular disease.
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