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Editorial
. 2022 Jun 28;4(8):100515.
doi: 10.1016/j.xkme.2022.100515. eCollection 2022 Aug.

Acetaminophen Exacerbates Hypertension: A #NephJC Editorial on PATH-BP

Priyadarshini John  1 , Cristina Popa  2 , Momen Abbasi  3 , Jade Teakell  4 , Swapnil Hiremath  5 , Jamie Willows  6
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Editorial

Acetaminophen Exacerbates Hypertension: A #NephJC Editorial on PATH-BP

Priyadarshini John et al. Kidney Med. .
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(A) A pre-chat Twitter poll was utilized to gauge analgesic practice patterns for patients with hypertension. From https://twitter.com/drpriyajohn/status/1501472376919568387?s=20&t=vrpU3OTTIT_7W8wCcBKSQQ. (B) A Twitter comment from an internal medicine resident physician about the magnitude of blood pressure increase. From https://twitter.com/SophieClaudel/status/1501385910553878529?s=20. (C) A Twitter discussion on having adverse effect discussions with patients and response providing a patient perspective. From https://twitter.com/gratefull080504/status/1501386378260664325?s=20.
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