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Task Force aims to assess mechanisms and knowledge gaps in hypertension, suggesting new research emphasis and applications in the scientific community.
The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) has announced the establishment of a Hypertension Task Force to evaluate the state of the art in hypertension research. The NHLBI, chairpersons, and members are interested in receiving significant contributions from scientists in the various areas of research dealing directly or indirectly with the etiology and pathogenesis of the disease. The goals of the Task Force are to: (1) assess our understanding and the gaps in our knowledge of the mechanisms of hypertension; (2) determining among established research areas where greater emphasis should be placed to obtain new insights; (3) elucidate promising areas of research which currently receive too little attention; and, (4) examine the extent and appropriateness of clinical applications of currently available basic information. The members have divided into several subgroups focusing on the different research areas. It was necessary to limit the number of task force and subgroup members. However, to ensure active discussion from across the scientific community, any ideas, recommendations, or comments which would assist the Hypertension Task Force and its work are welcome. Inquiries should be addressed to the Executive Secretary.
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