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  BMJ Medicine bmjmedicine.bsky.social · Feb 4
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  BMJ Medicine bmjmedicine.bsky.social · Feb 4
  Yuanyuan Zhang and colleagues compare the efficacy and safety of different intensive systolic blood pressure targets versus usual care on cardiovascular and renal outcomes in high risk patients bmjmedicine.bmj.com/content/5/1/e001791
  

  Outcome specific optimal systolic blood pressure targets in high risk patients, balancing cardiovascular benefits, renal risks, and cancer prevention: meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials

  Objective To directly compare the efficacy and safety of different intensive systolic blood pressure targets (<120 or <130 mm Hg) versus usual care on cardiovascular and renal outcomes.Design Meta-ana...

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  BMJ Medicine bmjmedicine.bsky.social · Jan 30
  In this new study, Yu-En Chen and colleagues found that time restricted eating overall improved metabolic health outcomes compared with usual diets, and early time restricted eating was superior to late time restricted eating. Read the full study here: bit.ly/4jY06FV
  

  Effects of timing and eating duration of time restricted eating on metabolic outcomes: systematic review and network meta-analysis

  Objectives To evaluate the effect of overall time restricted eating on metabolic health outcomes, and to identify the optimal types of time restricted eating in terms of timing and duration of eating....

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