ISSN 1527-7143
A Prospective Clinical and Field Study Evaluating the Role of Salt Sensitivity Phenotyping in Guiding Antihypertensive Drug Selection and Reducing the Psychological Burden of Trial-And-Error Therapy
A Prospective Clinical and Field Study Evaluating the Role of Salt Sensitivity Phenotyping in Guiding Antihypertensive Drug Selection and Reducing the Psychological Burden of Trial-And-Error Therapy
Asokan Vasudevan, PhD, Suleiman Ibrahim Mohammad, PhD, Majd M. Masadeh, PhD, Oltiboy Begimqulov, PhD, Bobur Kuyliyev, MD, Ulugbek Ochilov, DSc, Associate Professor, Donoxon Makhsumova, PHD, Ferangis Ismailova, MD, Zeboxon Abdullayeva,
Vasudevan, A., Mohammad, S. I., Masadeh, M. M., Begimqulov, O., Kuyliyev, B., Ochilov, U., Makhsumova, D., Ismailova, F., & Abdullayeva, Z. (2026). A prospective clinical and field study evaluating the role of salt sensitivity phenotyping in guiding antihypertensive drug selection and reducing the psychological burden of trial-and-error therapy. North American Journal of Psychology, 28(4), 2257–2272. https://doi.org/10.65696/001c.172488