Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8816698 American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2017 12 Pages PDF
Abstract
All antihypertensives were cost effective compared with no treatment. ARBs appeared to be more cost effective than CCBs, ACEIs, and β-blockers. However, these latter findings should be interpreted with caution because these findings are not robust due to the substantial variability across the studies, including study settings and analytic models, changes in the cost of generic medicines, and publication bias.
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