Why the study?
Is low socioeconomic status associated with higher blood pressure?
Is low socioeconomic status associated with higher blood pressure?
Low socioeconomic status, particularly lower education, is associated with higher blood pressure, emphasizing the need for targeted monitoring in vulnerable groups.
Supports targeted blood pressure screening in socially vulnerable populations; leaves open whether specific educational or.
Low SES is associated with higher blood pressure, and this association is particularly evident in the level of education. It is important to identify and monitor hypertension to reduce the risk of this disease among the most vulnerable groups in different countries and among different societies.
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