Background Several epidemiological studies have shown that blood pressure changes with
temperature based on the daily temperature and linear relationship assumption. However …

Background Only few epidemiological studies have investigated the association between air
temperature and blood pressure (BP) or pulse pressure (PP), with inconsistent findings. We …

Background Limited evidence is available regarding the potential heterogeneity of ambient
temperature on blood pressure (BP) in various climate zones. Objectives To explore the …

Objectives To quantify the association between systolic blood pressure and season, indoor
and outdoor temperature and short-term trends in outdoor temperature. Methods The study …

Several studies have suggested an association between ambient air temperature and blood
pressure. However, this has not been reliably confirmed by longitudinal studies. Also …

Objective Although many individual studies have examined the association between
temperature and blood pressure (BP), they used different methods and also their results …

We collected data from Kailuan cohort study from 2006 to 2011 to examine whether short-
term effects of ambient temperature on heart rate (HR) and blood pressure (BP) are non …

Background A large number of studies have found a positive association between diurnal
temperature range (DTR) and cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) incidence and mortality. Few …

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Environmental temperatures are inversely related to BP; however, the effects of short‐term …

Objectives: The association of temperature maintenance with blood pressure (BP) has not
been studied and the association of temperature with season-related BP was not being well …