Your genes could decide if your blood pressure pill works
NCT ID NCT03051282
Summary
This study aimed to understand why a common type of blood pressure medicine works better for some people than others. Researchers gave the drug enalapril to 21 healthy volunteers to see if differences in a specific liver gene affect how the body activates the medicine. The goal was to gather knowledge that could one day help doctors personalize medication doses based on a patient's genetics.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48109, United States
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