What question did this study set out to answer?

To evaluate the normal physiological boundaries and age-dependent fluctuations of systolic blood pressure among healthy individuals undergoing insurance examinations.

July 9, 1910JAMA

The Normal Variation of the Systolic Blood-Pressurea Study of One Thousand Cases

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HWH. P. WOLEY

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Observational study reveals normal systolic blood pressure variations across age groups in healthy individuals, indicating baseline physiological standards for clinical examinations.

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To evaluate the normal physiological boundaries and age-dependent fluctuations of systolic blood pressure among healthy individuals undergoing insurance examinations.
Assessed systolic blood pressure measurements across a cross-sectional sample of healthy life insurance applicants (N=1,000).
Analyzed the distribution of blood pressure values across diverse age categories to differentiate standard physiological deviance from pathology.
Systolic blood pressure displays continuous normal variation across different age groups in healthy cohorts, paralleling accepted variances in healthy pulse rate.
Observational baseline standards established for healthy cohorts enable medical examiners to delineate between benign physiological variance and cardiovascular disease.

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H. P. WOLEY (1910) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa697226b1ae6e964790652 https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.1910.04330020025008

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Observational study reveals normal systolic blood pressure variations across age groups in healthy individuals, indicating baseline physiological standards for clinical examinations.

The Normal Variation of the Systolic Blood-Pressurea Study of One Thousand Cases

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The Normal Variation of the Systolic Blood-Pressurea Study of One Thousand Cases

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