Search Results - "Mountford, W. K."

DASH lowers blood pressure in obese hypertensives beyond potassium, magnesium and fibre by Al-Solaiman, Y, Jesri, A, Mountford, W K, Lackland, D T, Zhao, Y, Egan, B M

“…The mechanism underlying blood pressure (BP) reduction in the high fruits and vegetables arm of the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) study is…”
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87 PULSE PRESSURE AND CANCER: REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE by Koya, S., Koya, D. L., Mountford, W. K., Lackland, D. T.

“…Background and PurposeInflammatory process underlies both cancer and cardiovascular disease (CVD). Understanding the process of atherosclerosis has opened new…”
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INCREASED PREVALENCE IN OPIOID PRESCRIPTION AS A FIRST LINE THERAPY IN OSTEOARTHROSIS by Armstrong, HF, Mountford, WK

“…OBJECTIVES: Concerns regarding the misuse of opioid analgesics are widespread in public health literature, resulting in increased regulations and guidelines…”
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The treatment of lupus pernio: results of 116 treatment courses in 54 patients by Stagaki, Eleni, Mountford, William K, Lackland, Daniel T, Judson, Marc A

“…Lupus pernio is a disfiguring sarcoidosis skin lesion that is difficult to treat and often causes a major psychosocial impact that may adversely affect the…”
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USING REAL-WORLD DATA TO INFORM SMARTER CLINICAL TRIALS AND PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES by Mehta, S, Mountford, WK, McDonald, MR, Stolper, R, Zakar, J, Lobeck, F, Christian, JB, Lang, K

“…Background: The biopharmaceutical industry is evolving such that clinical development is moving from large, well-defined patient populations and highly…”
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Stroke Rates by Hypertension Status for White and Black Men and Women by Lackland, D T, Mountford, W K, Gilbert, G, Walters, C A, Egan, B M

“…African Americans have an excess burden of hypertension and stroke risks compared to Caucasians. The disparities correspond to higher relative risks and higher…”
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PULSE PRESSURE AND CANCER: REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE: 87 by Koya, S., Koya, D. L., Mountford, W. K., Lackland, D. T.

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Estimating the variance of estimated trends in proportions when there is no unique subject identifier by Mountford, William K., Lipsitz, Stuart R., Fitzmaurice, Garrett M., Carter, Rickey E., Soule, Jeremy B., Colwell, John A., Lackland, Daniel T.

“…Longitudinal population-based surveys are widely used in the health sciences to study patterns of change over time. In many of these data sets unique patient…”
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