Journal of Human Hypertension

April 1997, Volume 11, Issue 4
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Commentary

Commentary: Calcium antagonist controversy, does the accusing finger also point to beta-blockers and methyldopa? 201
LH Opie
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Original Articles

Calcium channel blockers and cardiac mortality in the treatment of hypertension: a report from the Department of Health Hypertension Care Computing Project (DHCCP) 205
CJ Bulpitt, AJ Palmer, DG Beevers, EC Coles, JGG Ledingham, JC Petrie & J Webster
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Hypertension awareness, treatment and control in the community: is the ‘rule of halves’ still valid? 213
P Marques-Vidal & J Tuomilehto
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Patients’ perceptions of changes in their blood pressure 221
P Cantillon, M Morgan, R Dundas, J Simpson, J Bartholomew & A Shaw
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Variation of ambulatory blood pressure in healthy middle-aged men 227
A Loimaala, V Turjanmaa, I Vuori, P Oja, M Pasanen & A Uusitalo
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Genetic and environmental factors regulating blood pressure in childhood: prospective study from 0 to 3 years 233
A Guerra, C Monteiro, L Breitenfeld, H Jardim, C Rego, D Silva, A Prata, J Matos, A Pereira, N Teixeira Santos & M Bicho
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Evaluation of indapamide 1.25 mg once daily in elderly patients with mild to moderate hypertension 239
R Fiddes, J Blumenthal, JE Dawson, E Dyckman, PG St John Hammond, S Harris, KC Lasseter, BS Levine, R Montoro, AL Niederman, PH Ratner, S Rosenblatt, PD Toth, J Vergis & J Codispoti
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Special Article

World Hypertension League Statement. Hypertension Control in the World: an agenda for the coming decade. Based on the 1995 WHL Ottawa Declaration 245
DG Beevers
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