In a study that included more than 140,000 participants from 17 countries of varying income levels, researchers found a large gap between both detection and control of hypertension across all countries studied. Just over half of participants with hypertension were aware of their diagnosis, and only about one-third of those being treated for hypertension were able to successfully control their blood pressure. The study appears in the September 4 issue of iJAMA/i. ...You have just read an article categorized health
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