Real-World Effectiveness and Safety of Two-Drug Single Pill Combinations of Antihypertensive Medications for Blood Pressure Management: A Follow-Up on Daily Cardiology Practice in Douala, Cameroon.

Anastase DzudieBlaise BarcheFranck ZomenePeter Vanes EbasoneClovis NkokeSidick MouliomDjibrilla SidikatouViche LadeHenri NgoteYacouba Mapoure NjankouoBertrand Hugo MbatchouFelicite KamdemJules NjebetAndre Pascal KengneSimeon Pierre Choukem

Published in: Advances in therapy (2023)

The three two-drug SPCs were highly effective in reducing and controlling BP with low and similar rates of adverse effects. Long-term data documenting safety and whether these agents exert a differential cardiovascular effect in addition to and independent of their BP-lowering effect are needed for SSA populations.

Keyphrases

blood pressure
primary care
healthcare
hypertensive patients
heart rate
emergency department
electronic health record
cardiac surgery
adverse drug
adipose tissue
blood glucose
drug induced
insulin resistance
acute kidney injury
deep learning
data analysis