Acupuncture to treat hypertension: a recent systematic review and implications for subsequent research

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ÀÓÁ¤ÅÂ(Leem Jung-Tae) - Kyung Hee University Korean Medicine Hospital Korean Medicine Clinical Trial Center

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Absolute BP after intervention: neither SBP nor DBP were significantly different after treatment. Acupuncture has an additive effect when combined with medication to treat hypertension.
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