Hypertension is more strongly associated with waist circumference than body mass index in an adult population of the French West Indies

André Atallah; Philippe Carrère

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Hypertension is more strongly associated with waist circumference than body mass index in an adult population of the French West Indies

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André Atallah

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Philippe Carrère

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Département de médecine générale

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To asssess and specify the relationship between hypertension and general obesity and/or abdominal obesity in an adult Caribbean population.

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High blood pressure Hypertension Abdominal obesity Central obesity General obesity Caribbean

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Santé publique et épidémiologie

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