Efficacy and tolerability of eplerenone and losartan in hypertensive black and white patients
Authors:
- John M FlackJFJohn M Flack
- Suzanne OparilSOSuzanne Oparil
- J.HOward PrattJPJ.HOward Pratt
- Barbara RonikerBRBarbara Roniker
- Susan GarthwaiteSGSusan Garthwaite
- Jay H KleimanJKJay H Kleiman
- Yonghong YangYYYonghong Yang
- Scott L KrauseSKScott L Krause
- Diane WorkmanDWDiane Workman
- Elijah SaundersESElijah Saunders
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