Hypertension Clinical Trials

17 trials recruiting in Canada.

Heart & Circulation

Recruiting Drug Device Behavioral Older adults Healthy volunteers

3 trials

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Testing Physical activity for hypertension, resistant to conventional therapy

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There are 2 groups in this study. Group A receives Physical activity. Group B receives no study treatment and is followed for comparison.

One site, in Québec

2 groups
One site, in Québec
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Official title: Physical Activity Program for Reducing Blood Pressure in Sleep Apnea Patients With Resistant Hypertension

Hypertension, Resistant to Conventional Therapy · AGIR à Dom

Comparing Stretching exercise with Walking exercise for hypertension

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There are 2 groups in this study. Group A receives Stretching exercise. Group B receives Walking exercise.

One site, in Saskatoon

2 groups
One site, in Saskatoon
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Official title: Stretching vs Walking for Lowering Blood Pressure

Hypertension · University of Saskatchewan

Comparing Hyperpolarized (13) Pyruvate with Gadolinium for hypertension

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There are 2 groups in this study. Group A receives Hyperpolarized (13) Pyruvate Injection. Group B receives one or more of: Hyperpolarized (13) Pyruvate Injection and Gadolinium.

2 sites in Toronto

Phase 1
2 groups
2 sites in Toronto
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Official title: Metabolic Imaging of the Heart Using Hyperpolarized (13C) Pyruvate Injection

Hypertension · Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

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