Blood pressure medication combo linked to fewer irregular heart rhythms after ablation
Among older adults with high blood pressure and atrial fibrillation, treatment with a combination of two blood pressure medications was associated with fewer recurring irregular heart rhythms after an ablation procedure compared with only one of the medications alone, according to new, independent, preliminary, late-breaking science presented Sunday at the American Heart Association's Scientific…
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