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Familial aggregation of blood pressure with respect to anthropometric variables in a business community of Punjab, a north Indian state.

Collegium antropologicum - 1 Dec 2009

Badaruddoza, Sawhney Rashveen

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This study aimed to examine the familial aggregation of blood pressure with respect to anthropometric variables in an upper-middle class business community in Punjab, a northern state of India. The results were evaluated in a sample of 75 families, constituting 305 individual from three generations such as offspring, parental and grandparental. The data were analyzed through familial correlations, multiple...

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