… at bedtime showed a significantly lower cardiovascular risk (adjusted by age and sex) than
… The difference between groups in the adjusted risk of major events (cardiovascular death, …

… cardiovascular risk at this time of day. Blood pressure and heart rate are part of this
physiologic process, following a clear circadian rhythm characterized by a fall during sleep and a …

… Thus, variations in ambulatory BP appear to parallel the patterns of cardiovascular events
not only during the day, but also during the week and with the seasons. Clinical studies, …

… for the direct comparison of time of awakening and time of day are the patterns of BP and
cardiovascular risk among those who work during the night and sleep during the day. It is now …

… the morning than at other times of day. The recording of blood … in the assessment of
cardiovascular risk in hypertensive patients … of hypertension and the reduction of cardiovascular …

… the upper limit of the time-of-day–specified reference threshold values, and also the
hypobaric index, ie, area of BP deficit below the lower limit of the time-of-day–specified tolerance …

… For the specific hypothesis tested here (influence of time of hypertension treatment on
cardiovascular risk in CKD), between 2000 and 2007 we assessed 695 patients with CKD fulfilling …

… In conclusion, BP elevations occurring during different periods of the day are associated
with specific subtypes of cerebro and cardiovascular disease risk. An elevated night-time BP …

… cardiovascular disease, obesity, and diabetes. The endogenous circadian timing system
modulates certain cardiovascular risk … to the time of day when adverse cardiovascular events …

… temporal interactions that lead to day-night and other time-dependent patterns in … s overall
risk of cardiovascular disease. Moreover, epidemiologic studies reveal that cardiovascular risk …