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Sex links to differences in age-related spontaneous baroreflex sensitivity decline among healthy individuals.
There are sex differences in how spontaneous baroreflex sensitivity decreases with age in healthy individuals.
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Sex differences in age-related baroreflex sensitivity decline may inform autonomic assessments; hypothesis-generating for cardiovascular risk links, needing prospective confirmation.
In this study, we demonstrate that the age-related decrease of spontaneous baroreflex sensitivity is different in men and women by analyzing resting state cardiovascular data of a large sample of healthy individuals.
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Schumann et al. (2023) studied this question. Sex is associated with differences in the age-related decrease of spontaneous baroreflex sensitivity in healthy individuals.
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