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A 25-year longitudinal study on dipping/nondipping tracking in the general population: the PAMELA study.

Journal of hypertension - 1 May 2026

Cuspidi Cesare, Facchetti Rita, Tadic Marijana, Mancia Giuseppe, Grassi Guido

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BACKGROUND: The long-term reproducibility of the nighttime blood pressure (BP) phenotypes, namely, dipping (D) and nondipping (ND) has never been described in population-based studies. We investigated this issue in the participants to the third survey of PAMELA study in which clinical, laboratory, ambulatory BP monitoring (ABPM) and target organ damage data were prospectively collected over a 25-year period....

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PMID: 41747125
DOI: 10.1097/HJH.0000000000004276

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