Elevated blood pressure & effectiveness of comprehensive risk reduction programme.

作者: V Jacob Jose

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摘要: Worldwide the non communicable diseases are on rise across all continents and irrespective of income status. These now account for 60 per cent deaths worldwide, 80 these occur in low or middle countries where effect is devastating because it affects someone prime his life1. A recent report from World Health Organization2 identified six risk factors death within diseases. are: high blood pressure, smoking, glucose levels, physical inactivity, overweight cholesterol. Of these, hypertension responsible 7.5 millions accounts nearly 12 total world. Data INTERHEART3 INTERSTROKE4 studies showed that Indian patients enrolled also place as a major factor we need to worry about prevent disability due cardiac related mortality morbidity. The population attributable - PAR was 17.9 INTERHEART study 34.6 INTERSTROKE study. Added this fact increasing our country both urban rural populations5. In issue, burden elevated pressure nation-wide more than 10,000 individuals published6. authors be congratulated enormous work done get information. Now have reliable data epidemiology hypertension. Isolated observed 2.6 age group seen clustering with other another 12.3 country. This noteworthy has not been studied before India. interesting methods prevention will useful multifold clustering. Also clinicians should screen multiple together maximum benefit. The significant. Persons above 40 yr males had clustering; participants 3 factors. The study6 some limitations did represent general population. persons were industry group, likely motivated health care higher socio-economic Another limitation include ageing elderly, namely yr. prevalence age. This provides important country, fills significant gap exists cardiovascular (CVD) next step take kind further CVD well. one area lacking completely. It note even US7 Europe8 differ region region. So what types forward two ways. One introduce an interventional see effects reduction long run secondly India basis.

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