Dr. Alan Tita shares the results of the CHAP trial, which showed that treatment of mild chronic hypertension in pregnant women to a BP goal of <140/90 mmHg reduces adverse pregnancy outcomes and does not impair fetal growth.
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Treatment of Chronic Hypertension Reduces Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
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Dr. Alan Tita shares the results of the CHAP trial, which showed that treatment of mild chronic hypertension in pregnant women to a BP goal of <140/90 mmHg reduces adverse pregnancy outcomes and does not impair fetal growth.
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