McKnight's Long-Term Care News: Blood pressure drugs linked to higher fracture risk in nursing home residents New evidence indicates that older adults taking blood pressure medications have more than double the risk of bone fractures. The findings come from Rutgers Health researchers, who analyzed data from ... Blood pressure drugs linked to higher fracture risk in nursing home residents Becker's Hospital Review: Blood pressure meds linked to increased bone fracture risks in older adults: 3 notes A New Brunswick, N.J.-based Rutgers Health study found blood pressure medications more than double the risk of bone fractures in nursing home residents.
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