Physical activity and incidence of hypertension in college alumni.

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Published in Am J Epidemiol on March 01, 1983

Authors

R S Paffenbarger, A L Wing, R T Hyde, D L Jung

Associated clinical trials:

Lifestyle and Chronic Disease in College Alumni (Harvard Alumni Health Study) | NCT00005169

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