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potential mediators for effects on … in body weight, systolic blood pressure, and uACR, as well …

… Women with late menarche have a lower risk of high blood pressure. Obesity could be one
of the important mediators, and the mediation effects are modified by the status of menopause…

… In addition to significant differences in casual daytime blood pressure (BP), studies using …
Some of these factors have been found to partially mediate black–white differences in …

… The main finding in this study is the mediation effect of fatness (BFM and FMI, but not BMI)
in … why the mediation effect was not observed in DBP. Moreover, the mediation effect was …

… of the factors influencing high blood pressure. It seems that mindfulness … mediator role in
the relationship between mindfulness and perceived stress in patients with high blood pressure…

… Next, participants whose systolic blood pressure or diastolic blood pressure was higher
than 140 mmHg or 90 mmHg at baseline, respectively (n = 1767), and those taking …

… Increases in blood pressure cause ongoing adaptive responses in the microvasculature.
The effects of blood pressure are also exhibited in larger arteries. In Fig 5, a renal artery shows …

… the effect of the local administration of selective NOS inhibitors on the blood pressure and
GABA … , which could then fully exert their inhibitory effect on the sympathetic drive to generate …

… of blood pressure in the face of job stress or the failure to shut off blood pressure surges …
, based on the notion of primary mediators leading to primary effects and then to secondary …

… As we have noted, the blood pressure in some people fails to recover after the acute stress
of an arithmetic test, 10 and hypertension accelerates atherosclerosis. Women with a history …