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Association Between Obesity Status and Hypertension Phenotypes: Are Inflammatory Indicators the Missing Link? Evidence From a Large Population Study.

Journal of clinical hypertension (Greenwich, Conn.) - 1 Apr 2026

Li Xue, Miao Huanhuan, Zhou Zhanyang, Yin Zheng, Zhang Yuqing

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Hypertension exhibits variability in diagnosis and treatment across phenotypes. Obesity and metabolic disorders are key risk factors, interacting with inflammatory states. This study explores their associations with hypertension phenotypes and the mediating role of inflammation. This study analyzed 17 158 participants from NHANES (2007-2018). Hypertension phenotypes were diagnosed per guidelines. Associations...

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PMID: 41950057
DOI: 10.1111/jch.70240
PMCID: PMC13060761

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