Impaired vasodilation in pregnant African Americans: Preliminary evidence of potential antecedents and consequences
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Impaired vasodilation in pregnant African Americans: Preliminary evidence of potential antecedents and consequences

Christian LM;Koenig J;Williams DP;Kapuku G;Thayer JF;;
Psychophysiology 2020 pp. -
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Significant health disparities exist between African Americans (AA) and European Americans (EA) in hypertension and hypertension-related disorders. Evidence suggests that this is due to impaired vasodilation in AAs. Pregnancy is a potent systemic vasodilatory state. However, differences in vasodilat …

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