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Weekly perspectives on hypertension, cardiovascular risk, and clinical practice

What happens to blood pressure when our patients go to sleep?

In obstructive sleep apnoea, that question may be more important than we think. A timely review by Gruber et al. in the European Respiratory Review highlights a frequently overlooked phenotype: nocturnal hypertension and impaired dipping in patients with OSA.

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