The Effect of Dietary Sodium Restriction on Vascular Stiffness in Hypertension
Increased salt consumption is believed to induce high blood pressure (BP)-mediated organ damage, although it is not yet clear whether it reflects a generalized micro- and macrovascular malfunction independent of BP. Exceeding dietary sodium intake is acknowledged to be the main modifiable environmen...
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2020
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