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Bio Hypertension in young university students: analysis of risk factors in medical students

Herminio Haggi Neto-Conceptualization Writing Research Lucas Naoki Miyawaki-Methodology Orlando Marcelo Mariani Luiz Fernando Kubrusly-Supervision H. Haggi H. Haggi Lucas Naoki Miyawaki Orlando Marcelo Mariani L. M. Dias Giovana Derewlany Araujo Isabel Scremin B. Lerut L. F. Kubrusly
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The findings show that blood pressure changes are already present in a young population, traditionally considered to be at low risk, reinforcing the need for early surveillance and supporting the importance of preventive strategies and lifestyle interventions from youth.

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