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Stress-Related Blood Pressure Surges and Labile Hypertension: A Neurocardiovascular Phenotype Across the Continuum of Cardiovascular Risk
2026-06-24
Abstract excerpt
Transient stress-related blood pressure elevations are common in clinical practice, particularly among individuals with anxiety traits, autonomic hyperreactivity, or adverse psychosocial exposure, yet their prognostic significance and management remain unclear. While blood pressure variability is increasingly recognised as an independent cardiovascular risk factor, episodic hypertensive peaks are often considered...
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- Literature Corpus work
- d45f760a-20d8-5877-8215-52b62424a49a
- DOI
- 10.20944/preprints202606.1742.v1
