Pausing Blood Pressure Medication on Surgery Day Benefits Older Adults
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A trial published in The BMJ finds that pausing blood pressure medication on the day of surgery reduces the incidence of very low blood pressure requiring treatment during the operation in older adults. The researchers provide high-certainty evidence supporting omission of the morning dose in this population to improve surgical outcomes.
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