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Intensive blood pressure control in stroke survivors lowered risk of cardiovascular events | American Heart Association
Research Highlights: Stroke and TIA survivors in Brazil who received medications to lower systolic blood pressure(the top number of a blood pressure reading) to less than 120 mm Hg were significantly less likely to die or have cardiovascular events...
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