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Aging and obesity are associated with undiagnosed hypertension in a cohort of males in the Central Province of Sri Lanka: a cross-sectional descriptive study.

BMC Cardiovasc Disord · 2017 · PMC5480166 · PMID 28637427

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trending towards significancep = 0.783not close (p > 0.1)
While level of education ( p = 0.058) was trending towards significance, ethnicity ( p = 0.783), physical activity level ( p = 0.684), income status ( p = 0.440), level of sleeping hours ( p = 0.348), smoking ( p = 0.936), consumption of alcohol ( p = 0.522), fish ( p = 0.647), meat ( p = 0.298), dairy ( p = 0.113), fruits ( p = 0.594), sweets ( p = 0.989) or fried snacks ( p = 0.609) were not significantly associated with hypertension (Table 4 ).

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showed a trendno p-value reported
Of the studied factors, age and obesity were significantly associated with HT, while level of education showed a trend of association.

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