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Are published characteristics of the ambulatory blood pressure generalizable to rural Chinese? The JingNing population studyLi et al., 2005
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- Li Y
- Wang J
- Gao P
- Guo H
- Nawrot T
- Wang G
- Qian Y
- Staessen J
- Zhu D
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- Blood pressure monitoring
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Objective We investigated the ambulatory blood pressure (BP) in rural Chinese and compared its characteristics with those reported in other population-based studies. Methods We enrolled inhabitants from six villages of the JingNing County, China. We recorded the …
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