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Stepping Down Antihypertensives in Frail Nursing-Home Residents Did Not Reduce Mortality: Results from the RETREAT-FRAIL Trial
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Stepping Down Antihypertensives in Frail Nursing-Home Residents Did Not Reduce Mortality: Results from the RETREAT-FRAIL Trial

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 12/06/2025
In the RETREAT-FRAIL randomized trial of nursing-home residents ≥80 years with systolic BP <130 mm Hg, a protocolized step-down of antihypertensive drugs reduced medication burden and raised systolic BP modestly but did not change all-cause mortality or adverse-event rates over ~3 years.
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