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January 1, 1981Clinical and experimental hypertension

The Relative Importance of Genetic and Environmental Factors in Hypertension in Black Subjects

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Black subjects with essential hypertension

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Genetic and environmental factors, including urbanization, both contribute to the prevalence and severity of essential hypertension in black subjects.

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AAA. Fadeke Aderounmu

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May inform risk stratification in black patients; leaves open prospective trials to guide personalized prevention.

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Black subjects with essential hypertension

Highlights the interplay between genetic factors driving hypertension severity and environmental factors influencing its prevalence in black populations.

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A. Fadeke Aderounmu (1981) conducted a review in Essential hypertension. Genetic and environmental factors was evaluated. Genetic and environmental factors, including urbanization, both contribute to the prevalence and severity of essential hypertension in black subjects.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a200a46d5e8712fdf65bb02https://doi.org/10.3109/10641968109033687
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