A positive association between nephrolithiasis and blood pressure has been suggested in
previous studies. However, controversy remains, due to methodological problems in some of …

Cross-sectional and prospective studies of men suggest a positive association between
nephrolithiasis and hypertension. However, this association remains controversial in …

To provide a contemporary profile of blood pressure and nutritional and sociodemographic
relationships in the adult US population, data from the first National Health and Nutrition …

In an epidemiological survey of blood pressure in 9321 men an independent and highly
significant positive correlation was found between serum calcium and both systolic and …

Blood pressure was measured in the north and in the south of the People's Republic of
China in 1002 men and 1006 women. The 24-hour urinary excretion of sodium, potassium …

Populations with a high sodium intake have a high prevalence of hypertension and a high
mortality and morbidity due to cerebrovascular disease. Within populations, however, it is …

The main goal of this study is to report the variability between and within persons of 24-h
urine constituents. It was undertaken in order to learn about the number of individual …

The aim of the current study isto assess physical activity, stress and nutrition behaviour
among hypertensive individuals before disease diagnosis by proper medical specialists …

An adequate matching for race, sex, stage of the menstrual cycle, family history of
hypertension, and the amount of sodium and other electrolytes in the diet should be a …

Background—The relationship between cation intake and blood pressure (BP) in
populations with specific dietary habits such as a low fat intake, remains unclear. A low fat …