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Prevalence of Essential Hypertension and Its Complications Among Chinese Population at High Altitude

Yue Le, Zhiqing Fan, Lin Sun, Wei Feng, Jingjie Li

High Altitude Medicine & Biology · 2017 · 15 citations · 11 references

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The prevalence of EH and its complications such as renal injury and coronary heart disease were all higher in the highlander.

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