Blood Pressure Control Rates

Blood Pressure Control Rates with an Antihypertensive Regimen Including Trandolapril in a Canadian Usual-Care Setting

Authors: Richard H. Tytus, Linda Assouline and Anita Vanjaka

The aim of the study was to assess the effects on blood pressure (BP) levels and control rates in hypertensive subjects receiving trandolapril as monotherapy or as part of an antihypertensive regimen in everyday Canadian clinical practice.

Read more about our blood pressure control rate study.

Posted on August 25, 2011 in Uncategorized.
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You’re Invited: May 9th Talk on Obesity

Join Dr. Tytus For A Lively and Interactive Discussion on Weight Management
Bring Your Questions if You’re Looking for Answers!

Monday May 9, 2011 7pm
Ryerson United Church
842 Main Street
Hamilton

Everyone is welcome, I hope to see you there!

Posted on April 19, 2011 in Speaking Engagements.
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Doctor Tytus on CHTV February 16, 2011

Posted on February 17, 2011 in Speaking Engagements.
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The Hamilton Academy of Medicine’s 94th Annual Clinical Day

You’re invited to The Hamilton Academy of Medicine’s 94th Annual Clinical Day. The event is on Wednesday, January 26th, 2011 from 8:00am – 5:00pm at The Hamilton Convention Centre – 1 Summers Lane, Hamilton, ON

HAM Annual Clinical Day Registration

Posted on January 20, 2011 in Speaking Engagements.
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Time to Quit – Documents & Information

Please refer to and save or download the PDF documents below in order to promote Time to Quit. Quit smoking today.

Time to Quit Poster Smoker’s Helpline
Quit Smoking Tips Patient Poster
Quit Smoking Hamilton Smokers Helpline – ColourSmoker’s Helpline

Posted on January 19, 2011 in Office Announcements.
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Breaking smoking’s ferocious grip

It’s a safe bet that virtually everyone in Canada knows smoking is bad for your health. Many years of anti-smoking campaigns, and widespread prevention programs in schools, the workplace and in the community, have driven the message home that smoking is deadly.

In Ontario alone, smokers account for a half million days of acute hospital care annually. Thirty-five Ontarians die each day from tobacco-related illness, tallying 13,000 premature and avoidable deaths each year. Fully one-half of all smokers will die from smoking-related diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular disease and lung disease.

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Posted on in Articles and Tips.
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You can smoke alone, but quitting takes a community

HAMILTON, ON, Jan. 17 /CNW/ – In honour of National Non-Smoking Week, The Hamilton Academy of Medicine is proud to introduce, It’s Hamilton’s Time to Quit, a campaign designed to increase awareness about local quitting resources and tools to help the community understand the support that is available, and encourage people to seek the assistance they need to stop smoking. Read more…

Posted on January 18, 2011 in Office Announcements.
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