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. 2002 Winter;7(4):201–204.

TABLE 3.

Risk factor data in normotensive and hypertensive subjects

Age, years (mean±SD) BMI >25 (kg/m2) (%) Smokers 1 (%) Smokers 2 (%)
Normotensives (n=192) 46±3 44.9 45.8 35.7
  Men (n=82) 43±2 55.8 53.0 41.4
  Women (n=110) 48±2 35.6* 39.6 30.9
Hypertensives (n=206) 49±8 61.4 50.6 30.6
  Men (n=116) 47±9 65.7 59.4 34.7
  Women (n=90) 51±7 55.4 38.4 23.3
*

P<0.01 versus normotensive men and versus hypertensive women;

P<0.01 versus normotensive group;

P<0.01 versus hypertensive men. Smokers 1 were patients who had smoked at least seven cigarettes a week for at least one year at any time in their life. Smokers 2 were smokers at the time of the clinical examination and DNA blood sampling. BMI Body mass index