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October 23, 2025Russian Journal of Geriatric MedicineOpen Access

Life expectancy of patients of different ages with arterial hypertension and measures for its secondary prevention

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Life expectancy decreased significantly for older patients with hypertension, reflecting negative trends since the pandemic.
Between 2014–2019, urban patients had a life expectancy of 72.12 years, declining to 69.74 years by 2024.
Observational analysis across outpatient records of 449 deceased patients revealed decreased preventive measures post-COVID.
This alarming decline underscores the need for increased attention to social factors and patient involvement in managing hypertension.

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Analysis shows life expectancy decreased in older patients with arterial hypertension, highlighting challenges from social factors and preventive measures during COVID-19.

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Н. И. Соболева (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f9d6583f37887222492776 https://doi.org/10.37586/2686-8636-3-2025-384-385

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Analysis shows life expectancy decreased in older patients with arterial hypertension, highlighting challenges from social factors and preventive measures during COVID-19.

Life expectancy of patients of different ages with arterial hypertension and measures for its secondary prevention

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