Population
Humans and laboratory animals (normotensive and hypertensive)
Design
Review
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May warrant sex-specific hypertension considerations; extends molecular insights but leaves open prospective validation.
This review highlights the epidemiological and molecular mechanisms underlying the sexual dimorphism of hypertension, where males typically develop higher blood pressure than age-matched females.
Yiu-Fai Chen (1996) studied this question.
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