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The glycaemic gradient in cardiovascular risk was present at blood-pressure target and attenuated above it across 18,434 adults in three observational cohorts.
Cohort (n=18,434)
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Provides the statistical analysis code for evaluating the interaction between the hypertension care cascade and glycaemic state on cardiovascular risk across three observational cohorts.
Analysis code for "The glycaemic gradient in cardiovascular risk is present at blood-pressure target and attenuated above it: 18,434 adults in three observational cohorts". Contains Code S1-S14 as itemised in CODE_MANIFEST.md: cohort assembly, exposure construction, pooled Cox models, absolute-risk tables, figures, supplementary tables, and the diagnostic analyses (proportional hazards, additive interaction, treatment-based definition, sex-specific models, age-banded detection yield, and the health-behaviour sensitivity analysis). No participant data are included; CHARLS, HRS and ELSA are available from their respective repositories.
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Jianhong Cen (2026) conducted a cohort in Hypertension and glycaemic state (n=18,434). Glycaemic state and blood-pressure target status vs. Blood-pressure above target / lower glycaemic state was evaluated on Cardiovascular risk. The glycaemic gradient in cardiovascular risk was present at blood-pressure target and attenuated above it across 18,434 adults in three observational cohorts.
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