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In hypertensive people treated with an antihypertensive, concomitant statin administration has no additional effect on blood pressure

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Cite this article as:: Beri A, Contractor T

In hypertensive people treated with an antihypertensive, concomitant statin administration has no additional effect on blood pressure

BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine 2010;15:143-144.