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Millions taking common blood pressure medication at risk of deadly kidney disease, top experts warn

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Millions taking common blood pressure medication at risk of deadly kidney disease, top experts warn
Daily Mail
Daily Mail58 mins ago
Millions taking common blood pressure medication at risk of deadly kidney disease, top experts warn
A study found that type 2 diabetes patients taking dihydropyridine calcium-channel blockers (DCCBs) were at a 33 per cent higher risk of complications like kidney disease.
The Daily Star
The Daily Star1 days ago
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MyJoyOnline
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