Normal range of serum potassium, prevalence of dyskalaemia and associated factors in Chinese older adults: a cross-sectional study.

BMJ Open · 2020 · PMC7604839 · PMID 33127634

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The prevalence of hypokalaemia was 1.8% in all participants, and the difference in the prevalence between healthy (0.6%) and unhealthy (2.2%) participants was borderline significant (p=0.08).

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