"The Efficacy and Safety of Antihypertensive Medications in Patients Based on Gender" workshop is designed to explore and discuss the effects of various antihypertensive medications on patients, taking into account gender differences. This workshop provides participants with the opportunity to better understand how antihypertensive treatments may interact differently with patients' bodies depending on their gender.

Participants will explore recent research and clinical data showing how medication reactions may vary between sexes and how this can influence treatment approaches. Aspects such as medication efficacy in reducing blood pressure, potential side effects, and how they can be efficiently managed will be discussed.

The workshop will include presentations by experts in the medical field, case studies, and interactive discussions, providing participants with a comprehensive insight into factors that may influence the effectiveness and safety of antihypertensive treatments based on gender. The ultimate goal is to provide participants with the tools needed to make informed and personalized decisions in managing hypertension, thus contributing to improving outcomes for patients and optimizing clinical practice.