Changes in ponderosity and blood pressure in childhood: the Muscatine Study.

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Summary

The study shows that change in ponderosity is associated with change in blood pressures; children whose ponderosity decreases relative to their peers usually exhibit a similar drop in their systolic and diastolic blood pressures, while children who gain in ponderulence show a similar gain in their blood pressures.

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1986-08-01
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Blood pressure, Medicine, Internal medicine

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