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Lifestyle intervention improves microvascular reactivity and increases serum adiponectin in overweight hypertensive patients

Pasqualini et al., 2010

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1025833649566717058
Author
Pasqualini L
Schillaci G
Innocente S
Pucci G
Coscia F
Siepi D
Lupattelli G
Ciuffetti G
Mannarino E
Publication year
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Nutrition, Metabolism and Cardiovascular Diseases

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Obesity and hypoadiponectinemia are often associated with high blood pressure. Moreover, microvascular dysfunction is reported to be an early event in patients with hypertension and may be involved in the pathogenesis of organ damage …
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