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\nPrescribing information can be found at the back of the book  \n## Biographies\n\nChristopher J.Bulpitt qualified in Medicine at the University of London,UK,in 1963.He obtainedhis MRCP in 1967 and a MSc in medical statistics with distinction in 1972.In 1972 he was appoint-ed senior Research Fellow at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)andHonorary Consultant Physician at the Hammersmith Hospital and in 1974 Senior Lecturer inEpidemiology at LSHTM and then Senior Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacology at the RoyalPostgraduate Medical School.His MD was awarded in 1975 and FRCP in 1982.In 1986 he wasappointed a Reader in Pharmaco-epidemiology at LSHTM and subsequently,in 1987 he wasappointed as a Reader in Epidemiology at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School.In 1989 he wasawarded FFPM (by distinction)and became Professor of Geriatric Medicine at the RoyalPostgraduate Medical School,now Imperial College School of Medicine.He has published over 400scientific papers and has written/edited books on randomized controlled trials and hypertension.He was a member of the European Working Party on High Blood Pressure in the Elderly (EWPHE)and chairs the Data Monitoring Committee for the Systolic Hypertension in Europe trial(Syst-Eur).He is the lead investigator of the Hypertension in the Very Elderly Trial(HYVET)and his othercurrent research interests include dementia,quality of life and the assessment of biological age.  \nChakravarthi Rajkumar qualified in Medicine at the Madras Medical College in 1982.In 1986 hemoved to Australia to take up a post of Research Fellow in cardiology at the Hallstorm Institute ofCardiology in Sydney.In 1994 he was awarded a postgraduate Medical Research Scholarship bythe National Health and Medical Research council of Australia and worked at the Baker MedicalResearch Institute in Melbourne on cardiovascular adaptation with aging.In 1997 he was appoint-ed as a Senior Registrar in Geriatrics at the Hammersmith Hospital and in 1999 was appointed asa Senior Lecturer in the Department of Medicine at the Imperial College School of Medicine.Hiscurrent research interests include hypertension in the elderly and arterial compliance.  \nNigel S.Beckett qualified in Medicine from the University of Manchester,UK,in 1990.Hisearly training was at various hospitals in the north west of England and obtained his MRCP in1994.He was appointed as Registrar in Geriatrics and General Internal Medicine in 1994 train-ing at Bolton and Manchester hospitals.In 1996 he was appointed as Senior Registrar inGeriatrics and General Internal Medicine working at the University Hospital of SouthManchester.In 1998 he became a British Heart Foundation Research Fellow at Imperial CollegeSchool of Medicine and is currently the co-ordinator of HYVET  \nJohn Potter is Professor and Head of Division of the University Division of Medicine for theElderly,University of Lcicester,UK,and Head of the Acute Stroke Unit and Honorary ConsultantPhysician at The Glenficld Hospital,Leicester.His research interests cover three main fields:cere-brovascular disease,hypertension,and cardiovascular physiology in relation to aging.  \nProfessor Potter is an Executive Member of the British Hypertension Society and Member ofthe British Hypertension Society Blood Pressure Guidelines Committee.He also serves on theResearch Into Ageing Research and Development Committee and The Stroke AssociationResearch and Development Committee.  \n# CLINICIAN’S MANUAL\n\nHYPERTENSIONAND THE ELDERLY  \nC.J.Bulpitt  \nC.Rajkumar  \nN.Beckett  \nDivision of Geriatric MedicineImperial College School of MedicineHammersmith Hospital  \nLondon,UK  \nForeword written by J.F.Potter  \nSCIENCE PRESS  \nPublished by Science Press Ltd,34-42 Cleveland Street,London W1P6LB,UK.  \n◎1999 Science Press Ltd.  \nhttp://current-science-group.com/  \nAll rights reserved.N","cbCaiaBhXG0PxOOw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaBhXG0PxOOw","pdf",2506062,72,"English","# Acknowledgements\n# 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