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ACE inhibitor
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ACE inhibitor

Any of a group of drugs used to treat raised blood pressure (hypertension). They limit production of angiotensin, a protein involved in the constriction of blood vessels. Side effects include a precipitate drop in blood pressure and a dry, persistent cough. ACE inhibitors are also used to treat chronic heart failure.



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Evidence from subsequent analyses of ALLHAT and other clinical outcome trials confirm that neither alpha blockers, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, nor calcium channel blockers surpass thiazide-type diuretics (at appropriate dosage) as initial therapy for reduction of cardiovascular or renal risk," the authors wrote.
Drugs that prevent ischemic events, or lessen their impact, such as anticoagulants, statins, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, and aldosteron antagonists, all reduce the incidence of sudden death.
SEATTLE -- Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors that cross the blood-brain barrier slow mental decline by about 50% relative to the decline seen in patients on other antihypertensives, an observational study of 1,074 hypertensive subjects followed for a median of 6 years shows.
 
 
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