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Terminal Digit Preference on Blood Pressure Measurements: Its Effect on the Association Between Body Mass Index and Hypertension Among AdultWomen

USC-OPSF 2006-01
2006

This paper examined the extent of terminal digit (zero) preference in BP measurement and its effect on the estimate of the BMI-hypertension association, along with the effect of attrition as regards to potential selection bias.

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University of San Carlos - Office of Population Studies Foundation
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Lee, Nanette R.
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health; women's health
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