STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - More than half of all strokes and heart attacks in people with high blood pressure can be prevented by taking a mixture of modern drugs, researchers said on Sunday.
The largest study of high blood pressure treatment ever conducted in Europe found newer anti-hypertensive drugs worked better than older ones and had a dramatic impact on patients' health, especially when given with a cholesterol pill.
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