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. 2015 Oct 27;4(10):e002276. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.115.002276

Table 4.

Estimated Events Reduced Annually for CHD, Stroke, and HF From 2 Population‐Wide Hypothetical Blood Pressure Reduction Interventions, by Race, 2010 US Census Population Aged 45 to 64

Outcome African Americans Whites
Population (N)a Population‐Wide Intervention Population (N)a Population‐Wide Intervention
1‐mm Hg Decrease 2‐mm Hg Decrease 1‐mm Hg Decrease 2‐mm Hg Decrease
CHD 8 701 219 1175 2349 55 946 031 5035 10 070
Stroke 8 501 707 1029 2057 56 575 526 2733 5465
HF 8 700 428 1766 3532 56 930 452 7572 15 144

CHD indicates coronary heart disease; HF, heart failure.

a

Total 2010 US census race specific populations aged 45 to 64 (African Americans n=9 042 518, whites n=57 864 260) were used to calculate the population with prevalent CHD, stroke or HF excluded, respectively, using weighted prevalence proportions for history of CHD, stroke, and HF by above‐goal blood pressure.