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Normal Exercise Blood Pressure Response in African-American Women with Parental History of Hypertension
Autor: Raymond Blakely, Gwendolyn C. Davis, Charles O. Dotson, Marguerite Neita, Deborah Williams, Thomas O. Obisesan, B. Don Franks, Richard G. Adams, Richard M. Millis, Ometha Lewis-Jack, Vernon Bond, Luc M. Oke, P. Vaccaro
Publikováno v: The American Journal of the Medical Sciences. 328:78-83
Background Genetic and environmental hypotheses may explain why normotensive persons at high risk of developing hypertension often exhibit greater cardiovascular reactivity to stressors than those at low risk. Methods Pearson’s correlation was used
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https://doi.org/10.1097/00000441-200408000-00002
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Blood pressure reactivity to mental stress and aerobic fitness in normotensive young adult African-American males with parental history of hypertension
Autor: P. Vaccaro, Mark Roltsch, Deborah Williams, Vernon Bond, Gwendolyn C. Davis, Robert H. Wood, B. Don Franks, Raymond Blakely, Richard G. Adams, Michael Caprarola, Richard M. Millis, Johnnie Fairfax, Bradley D. Hatfield
Publikováno v: Stress Medicine. 16:219-227
Hypertension (HT) is the leading health problem in the adult African-American (AA) community and is associated with risk factors of stress, physical inactivity, and family history. We examined the influences of aerobic fitness and parental history of
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https://doi.org/10.1002/1099-1700(200007)16:4<219::aid-smi855>3.0.co
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Attenuation of exaggerated exercise blood pressure response in African-American women by regular aerobic physical activity
Autor: Vernon, Bond, Richard M, Millis, R George, Adams, Luc M, Oke, Larry, Enweze, Raymond, Blakely, Marshall, Banks, Terry, Thompson, Thomas, Obisesan, Jennifer C, Sween
Publikováno v: Ethnicitydisease. 15(4 Suppl 5)
A hyperreactive blood pressure response to exercise is a predictor of developing hypertension. The present study determined the influence of physical activity on an exaggerated exercise blood pressure response (EEBPR) in normotensive African-American
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16315376
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Aerobic Exercise Attenuates an Exaggerated Exercise Blood Pressure Response in Normotensive Young Adult African-American Men
Autor: Bernell R. Coleman, B. Don Franks, Quiona Stephens, Richard G. Adams, Thomas O. Obisesan, P. Vaccaro, Richard M. Millis, Raymond Blakely, Vernon Bond, Deborah Williams, Ronald E. DeMeersman, Lue M Oke
An exaggerated exercise blood pressure response (EEBPR) may be associated with an increased risk of hypertension. We hypothesized that aerobic exercise training can decrease EEBPR and the risk for hypertension by decreasing arterial resistance. We st
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https://europepmc.org/articles/PMC3166529/
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