Title : Strategies for Creating a Coordinating System of Arterial Hypertension Prophylaxis in a Population with Different Risk Factors and Trophology Status

Vol 5 No 12 (2022): Volume 05 Issue 12 December 2022

Article Date Published : 5 December 2022 | Page No.: 4424-4429 | Google Scholar | Crossref doi for this article

Abstract :

The authors proposed strategies for creating a coordinated system for the prevention of arterial hypertension in a population with different risk factors and trophic status in this review of the literature. In general, the studies described and carried out in different conditions are important, creating new ideas about the modern description of arterial hypertension in the population. The authors concluded that there is a “horizon” of promising directions for the future science to further study the epidemiology and prevention of AH.

Keywords :

arterial hypertension (AH), arterial pressure (AB), coordinating system, coronary heart disease (CHD), trophology status.

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Strategies for Creating a Coordinating System of Arterial Hypertension Prophylaxis in a Population with Different Risk Factors and Trophology Status. Mamasoliev Nematjon Solievich, Nishonova Nodirakhon Akramovna, Kalandarov Dilmurod Madaminovich , 5(12), 4424-4429. Retrieved from https://ijcsrr.org/single-view/?id=8154&pid=8124

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