An experimental oral medication for hard-to-treat hypertension is one step closer to approval. According to Fierce Biotech, drugmaker AstraZeneca released new data from Phase III clinical trials that showed significant reductions in average nighttime blood pressure readings among trial participants compared to a placebo. Elevated nighttime blood pressure is associated with increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and other cardiovascular events.
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