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Blood Pressure and Hormonal Changes Following Alteration in Dietary Sodium and Potassium in Mild Essential Hypertension

Overview
Journal Lancet
Publisher Elsevier
Specialty General Medicine
Date 1981 Jan 10
PMID 6109118
Citations 10
Authors
P S Parfrey
M J Vandenburg
P Wright
J M Holly
F J Goodwin
S J Evans
J M Ledingham
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