Aspirin Administered at Bedtime, But Not on Awakening, Has an Effect on Ambulatory Blood Pressure in Hypertensive Patients
Authors:
- Ramón C. HermidaRHRamón C. Hermida
- Diana E. AyalaDADiana E. Ayala
- Carlos CalvoCCCarlos Calvo
- José E. LópezJLJosé E. López
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