Diuretics And Depression
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Thiazide Diuretics: A First-line Mistake?
Thiazide diuretics, like hydrochlorothiazide and chlorthalidone, are extremely popular medications, often regarded as first-line agents in... Read more »
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Diuretics still best for controlling blood pressure: study
According to new research, diuretics are still the best first-line treatment for controlling high blood pressure in older men and women. The most... Read more »
Some diuretics up fracture risk in women
The long-term use of loop diuretics may increase the risk of bone fractures in post menopausal women, a new study has found. Loop diuretics--which... Read more »
Diuretics more than triple risk of recurring gout attacks, stu...
People who take diuretics or "water pills" to control high blood pressure or to prevent heart failure more than triple their risk for suffering... Read more »
Clinical trial: Effects of Altace and diuretic on blood-pressu...
This is a study to determine if two antihypertensive drugs, Altace (ramipril) and the diuretic hydrochlorothiazide, are better able to reduce blood... Read more »
Diuretics reduce risk of death from congestive heart failure
A review of 14 clinical trials published by the Cochrane Library found that diuretics worked better than placebo at staving off heart failure.... Read more »
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