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that individuals with a family history of cardiovascular disease were
more likely to have been diagnosed as hypertensive (1.57).
Hypertensives were also more likely to have uncontrolled systolic
(3.85) or diastolic (4.75) blood pressure and associated behavioral and
biologic risks, such as obesity (1.87) and renal damage (2.60). These
risks were even greater among current or former smokers. These analyses
will inform the design of community-oriented primary care interventions ->
in that particular community in the People's Republic of China. They
also signal important implications and highlight practical methods for
assessing and targeting interventions in U.S. communities facing
comparable, but unexamined, risks.
KP: HEART-DISEASE, UNITED-STATES, CHINA, PATTERNS
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QUALITY OF CARE PROBLEMS AMONG MEDICARE AND MEDICAID PATIENTS ension
AU: NENNER_RP, IMPERATO_PJ, SILVER_AL, WILL_TO
NA: ISL PEER REVIEW ORG,MED AFFAIRS,1979 MARCUS AVE,LAKE SUCCESS,NY,11042
DE SUNY HLTH SCI CTR,DEPT PREVENT MED & COMMUNITY HLTH,BROOKLYN,NY,11203
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