Evaluating intensive blood pressure control versus usual care on cardiovascular disease in patients with diabetes using win statistics: a subgroup analysis of a cluster randomized trial
Intensive blood pressure control reduced major adverse cardiovascular events by 1.00% compared to standard care, showing a significant benefit.
In a cohort of 6303 adults with hypertension and diabetes, intensive management led to lower systolic/diastolic blood pressure averages over three years.
Analysis used data from the China Rural Hypertension Control Project, assessing cardiovascular risks in treated populations and utilizing win statistics.
Intensive blood pressure control, while effective, resulted in a slight increase in fasting blood glucose levels, indicating complex diabetes management challenges.