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Association of Blood Pressure and Cardiovascular Mortality in India: Mumbai Cohort Study
American Journal of Hypertension, 09/30/09
Pednekar MS et al. – In urban Indian subjects, compared to normal BP stage–II hypertension is associated with increased risk of all–cause mortality, while both stage–II and stage–I hypertension with circulatory system–related mortality.
Mangesh S. Pednekar, 10/04/09
| Worldwide, 13.5% of global deaths have been attributed to high blood pressure (BP). The death attributable to high BP ranged from 4% in Sub-Saharan Africa to 35% in Europe and Central Asia. Mumbai Cohort Study demonstrated similar estimates for India, which is 7.9% deaths among male and 11.5% among women. The study also demonstrated the association of BP categories with various causes of deaths stratified by tobacco use, which is very important for the population like India where the prevalence of both tobacco use and hypertension is high. |
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