Average Daily Blood Pressure, Not Office Blood Pressure, Is Associated With Progression of Cerebrovascular Disease and Cognitive Decline in Older People
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Godfrey Pearlson | Charles R G Guttmann | Nicola Moscufo | G. Pearlson | L. Wolfson | C. Guttmann | N. Moscufo | R. Kaplan | W. White | D. Wakefield | J. Schmidt | C. Hall | Patrick H. Campbell | William B White | Dorothy B Wakefield | Julia Schmidt | Leslie Wolfson | Charles B Hall | Patrick Campbell | Richard F Kaplan
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