A comparative study of the prevalence of hyperkalemia with the use of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors versus angiotensin receptor blockers

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RT @DrKristieLeong: @PeggyMercer That’s not a diuretic, but up to 30% of people on it develop a high potassium level. https://t.co/ytRE3o…

@PeggyMercer That’s not a diuretic, but up to 30% of people on it develop a high potassium level. https://t.co/ytRE3osnFS

RT @wittykidney: @toates_19 Tom here is the reference hyperkalemia more common with ARBs than ACEi but not less https://t.co/8Atphm3t9o

@toates_19 Tom here is the reference hyperkalemia more common with ARBs than ACEi but not less https://t.co/8Atphm3t9o