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Prevalent Long-Term Trends of Hypertension in Austria: The Impact of Obesity and Socio-Demography.

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Table 1. Crude and age-standardised prevalence of hypertension in five health surveys among obese and non-obese subjects stratified by sex, age and education.
Table 2. Relative index of inequality for the prevalence of hypertension between 1983 and 2006/07 per period, by sex, age group, and obesity.
Table 3. Logistic regression of hypertension prevalence change per period as well as absolute changes (AC) and aetiologic fractions (AF) of hypertension during the study period by sex, age, educational status and obesity (adjusted for age)

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