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37 The Secondary Prevention of Small Subcortical Strokes (SPS3) trial, aside from studying the effect of dual-antiplatelet therapy, also examined the role of strict vs standard blood pressure management (systolic, <130 mmHg vs 130–149 mmHg) on the outcome of stroke recurrence and showed a trend toward benefit in stroke recurrence in the lower blood pressure group. 38 Current American Heart Association guidelines recommend blood pressure goals of, <140 mmHg and diastolic, 90 mmHg; however, there is evidence that the benefit of lowering blood pressure extends to levels far below this cutoff, and as suggested in the PROGRESS trial, treatment should not be reserved for only those with history of hypertension. 6 , 39 Hyperlipidemia Hypercholesterolemia is another general target in secondary stroke prevention.
Secondary stroke prevention: challenges and solutions.
Vasc Health Risk Manag · 2015 · PMC4536764
Our study showed that the mean age of the evening type subjects, identified by the cluster analysis, was lower than that in the other groups, which is consistent with other studies that showed a trend for increased morningness with age [30] , even after correcting for socioeconomic and demographic factors [3,31] .
Interestingly, however, RAG-1 −∕− mice showed an increase in the time spent exploring the social stimulus compared to unfamiliar ones (almond and banana) and showed a trend toward a normal pattern of habituation (although the differences between the 3 exposure were not significant) suggesting a preserved function of the vomeronasal organ and an impaired activity of the main olfactory system (see Discussion).