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The United States continues to experience inadequate population blood pressure control despite the availability of well-understood and effective interventions.
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Discusses the paradox of poor blood pressure control in the United States despite the availability of effective interventions and explores potential health system solutions.
Why is the United States failing to control the population’s blood pressure, despite the availability of well-understood, effective interventions? And what can health systems do to move the needle?
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Kishore et al. (2026) studied this question. The United States continues to experience inadequate population blood pressure control despite the availability of well-understood and effective interventions.
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