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Veteran cardiologist explains why nighttime BP matters even when daytime BP is normal: 'It should drop by at least...'

Hindustan Times - Health ·
Veteran cardiologist explains why nighttime BP matters even when daytime BP is normal: 'It should drop by at least...'

Elevated nighttime blood pressure poses significant health risks, including strokes and organ damage, highlights Dr Alok Chopra.

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