@ballsackcomment @jasonfx @Steve_Sailer https://t.co/A1sxzcuhbl https://t.co/SuVoexYfTy “What’s the best medicine for you” studies https://t.co/IL0cfYy8C9 “Why won’t you take your goddamn medicine” study The problem ain’t in the prescribing side
@EPoe187 I half-wonder if wokists will somehow claim that bigotry explains why hypertensive African Americans have better outcomes than hypertensive white Americans on calcium-channel blockers, and vice versa for ACE inhibitors. https://t.co/BK05QZCv9J .
https://t.co/x69ovsq00W True to my #AfricanHeritage higher base line Creatine Kinase activity than general population: looking forward to see work on this from @NHS_RHO @MarieGNHS @Voa1234 @DrHNaqvi
@Random_Outlier @lockedoutofvenu Specifically ACE inhibitors don't work. POC are better managed with diuretics and calcium channel blockers. https://t.co/igGxglngNd
De hecho hace décadas que surgieron escenarios curiosos y controvertidos como la aparición de “medicamentos para negros” porque los utilizados de forma rutinaria (previamente “testados en blancos”) para tratar la hipertensión no les funcionaban... https:/
RT @geminiguy72: Why do hypertensive patients of African ancestry respond better to calcium blockers and diuretics than to ACE inhibitors a…
Why do hypertensive patients of African ancestry respond better to calcium blockers and diuretics than to ACE inhibitors and β-adrenergic blockers? A systematic review https://t.co/8OnpVFFmuT
@FutureDOctorJP This study explains their reasoning. That said- each person is an individual and may react differently.https://t.co/eZ78XIgrLM
@Lars_Kruse_1973 @wollmersdorfer Nein, in der Studie nicht. Es ist aber bekannt, dass zB Bluthochdruck und Diabetes kritisch sind. Und es ist bekannt, dass Schwarze häufiger darunter leiden. Ein Beispiel zu der Therapie Unterschieden: https://t.co/yEWDb5
@iceman_ex I think there is quite a lot more evidence than just ALLHAT to suggest ACEI are less efficacious (at least as monotherapy) for HTN in black people, e.g. https://t.co/jFhF1izbVA https://t.co/3e3lz8UGhu
@ENirenberg @lennylaw In lieu of biochemical or pharmacogenomic parameters, self-defined African ancestry seems the best available predictor of individual responses to antihypertensive drugs. https://t.co/kxlDwtlHFu
@AmeshAA I wonder if african ancestry and ineffectiveness of ACE inhibitors means anything for COVID-19 with its ACE involvement. https://t.co/tIIE6B7jI2
Ezetimibe was shown to significantly improve cardiovascular outcomes post-acute coronary syndrome in the IMPROVE-IT trial https://t.co/HhmDsuMazs
Did you know hypertension is more aggressive in those of African ancestry? With increased resistance to ACE inhibitors, calcium blockers and diuretics are usually the best route https://t.co/HhmDsuMazs
#systematicreview: antihypertensives & African ancestry http://t.co/b8WTLOBXJu Learned #LILACS r more than flowers http://t.co/H40DpEEpar
#systematicreview: antihypertensives & African ancestry http://t.co/b8WTLOBXJu Learned #LILACS r more than flowers http://t.co/H40DpEEpar
Why do hypertensive pts of African ancestry respond better to CCB & diuretics than to ACE inhibitors and ß blockers? http://t.co/hWmMQDwqD6
#African ancestry helps predict response to certain antihypertensive #medicine! But why? http://t.co/BRqsYQtzv2
Systematic review shows that African #ancestry rather than #pharmacogenetics predicts #antihypertensive drug response;http://t.co/AGPVKTeYyW