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Author reply discusses sex-specific blood pressure trajectories and BMI without presenting new clinical findings.
Does not support practice changes in BP monitoring; leaves open the role of sex and BMI in trajectories.
Hypertension Research - Reply to: “Beyond BMI in interpreting sex-specific blood pressure trajectories: a comment on Kawasoe et al.” [1]
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Kawasoe et al. (2026) studied this question. Sex-specific blood pressure trajectories and the role of body mass index are discussed in this author reply, which contains no original clinical findings.
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