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"It is concluded that, although an inherited factor in essential hypertension is accepted, there is no association with ABO inheritance."
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1980378/
(1 negative point)
"Tendency for hypertension may be more in blood group B and there could be negative correlation of pre-hypertension in individuals with blood group A"
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cjmed.net/html/2010252_468.html?PHPSESSID=631454187e6f8bbd48dd4c20ab49e516
(not so strong article)
what does 'not so strong' means? not strong enough for blood group to be a risk factor or the article is not good?
ReplyDeleteAssociation of Blood Groups with Essential and
ReplyDeleteSecondary Hypertension
http://hyper.ahajournals.org/cgi/reprint/1/5/493.pdf
Extracts
"The present investigation failed to
demonstrate any association of blood group O with increased blood pressure as reflected in the occurrence of essential hypertension, nor were there seen quantitative differences in blood pressure among groups."