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See Latest ArticlesSerum Leptin Levels and Hypertension in Iranian Obese Children
The Endocrinologist, 10/05/07
Ghodsi, M., et al. - Primary hypertension in children has become common with the rise in prevalence of childhood obesity. The mechanisms underlying obesity-induced high blood pressure are unclear. Leptin is known to play a role in the pathophysiology of obesity. We examined obese children to look for a relationship between leptin and blood pressure
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