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Despite increasing prevalence of hypertension in youth and high adult cardiovascular mortality rates, the long-term consequences of youth-onset hypertension remain unknown. This is due to limitations of prior research such as small sample sizes, reliance on manual record r …
Despite increasing prevalence of hypertension in youth and high adult cardiovascular mortality rates, the long-term consequences of y …