Hypertensive patients may be adversely affected by complications and other concomitant
processes such as anxiety, sedation, and drug side effects. It has been suggested that some …

Background The well-being of hypertensive patients may be adversely affected by the
disease itself, its complications, and other concomitant processes such as anxiety, sedation …

The well-being of hypertensive patients may be adversely affected by the disease itself, its
complications, and other concomitant processes such as anxiety, sedation, and side effects …

A randomized double-blind study lasting 2 months was performed with either 25 mg
captopril twice a day or 50 mg atenolol once a day in 125 patients with established diastolic …

Quality of life is an important attribute of antihypertensive therapy. Previous studies have not
addressed the importance of a patient's prior pharmacotherapy on quality of life, which may …

Aim: To compare the effects of captopril and atenolol on quality of life of hypertensive
patients Methods: In a randomly allocated double-blind crossover trial with two 6-week …

A multicenter, randomized double-blind study of 6 months' duration was performed in 540
patients (average age 54 years, 57% male) with mild-to-moderate essential hypertension to …

In measuring the quality of life and other such end points in a trial, it is widely recognized
that poor methods and observer and subject bias may invalidate the results. The …

Background: Quality of life and antihypertensive effect, two important therapeutic goals, were
determined with the third generation β-blocker nebivolol and the angiotensin receptor …

The effects of calcium antagonists on psychological well-being, cognitive function, activity
and physical symptoms in hypertensive patients are reviewed. Effects on these aspects of …