EPISODE · Dec 3, 2010 · 9 MIN
Podcast 110: ARBs (and anti-hypertensives, generally) pose no measurable cancer risk, meta-analysis shows.
from Clinical Conversations · host NEJM Group
This week’s guest, Dr. Sripal Bangalore, finds no evidence that use of the standard anti-hypertensive drugs increases risks for cancer. His meta-analysis did find, however, an indication that ARBs and ACE inhibitors, when used in combination, increase risks modestly. Even with the short follow-up, Bangalore says clinicians should find reassurance in the results. Listen in. Interview-related links: Physician’s First Watch coverage of the Lancet Oncology meta-analysis Lancet Oncology abstract FDA MedWatch statement (July 2010) concerning ongoing investigation of ARBs and cancer risk First Watch coverage of earlier Lancet Oncology meta-analysis (June 2010) raising concerns The post Podcast 110: ARBs (and anti-hypertensives, generally) pose no measurable cancer risk, meta-analysis shows. first appeared on Clinical Conversations.
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This week’s guest, Dr. Sripal Bangalore, finds no evidence that use of the standard anti-hypertensive drugs increases risks for cancer. His meta-analysis did find, however, an indication that ARBs and ACE inhibitors, when used in combination, increase risks modestly. Even with the short follow-up, Bangalore says clinicians should find reassurance in the results. Listen in. Interview-related links: Physician’s […]
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