and Falkner very much for their stimulating commentary “Right Analysis—Wrong Conclusion”1 to our contribution on blood pressure (BP) percentiles in youth.2 We acknowledge that they “agreed that BP levels on aver-age are higher in obese youth, but these should not be “forgiven ” but rather, they should be evaluated and managed. ” We agree that there is no outcome data for pediatric hypertension and therefore no clinical threshold, but only associa-tions between BP and preclinical organ damage. There is no doubt that risk factors should be detected and elimi
Background: The impact of blood pressure (BP) during adolescence on other cardiovascular risk factor...
Pallen et al.1 express concern that we appear to have focussed on biological early life determinants...
We agree with many of the points made by Lurbe and Redon,1 which were similar to those raised in our...
Cardiovascular damage occurring in adults finds its rootsin risk factors operating early in life. Am...
Elevated blood pressure remains a major public healthproblem in the United States, with increasing r...
In their recent paper, Michels et al. (1) set out to criti-cally assess the use of body mass index i...
18noBackground and aim: To compare cardiometabolic risk profile and preclinical signs of target orga...
Background/Aims: This study examined the association of body mass index (BMI) percentile and change ...
In a recent article, Chiolero et al. (1) confirmed that the association between birth weight and blo...
I am concerned that inappropriate conclusions may be drawn from Dr. Paul's editorial, "The...
Universal blood pressure (BP) screening in children and adolescents is questioned in prevention guid...
Background: The incidence of obesity in children is increasing worldwide, primarily in urbanized, hi...
In this issue of Hypertension, Tran et al1 report on theincreasing economic and medical burden of hy...
Background: Childhood obesity is one of the most important problems in public health in 21st century...
TO THE EDITOR: Kramer and colleagues (1) conclude that “there is no healthy pattern of increased wei...
Background: The impact of blood pressure (BP) during adolescence on other cardiovascular risk factor...
Pallen et al.1 express concern that we appear to have focussed on biological early life determinants...
We agree with many of the points made by Lurbe and Redon,1 which were similar to those raised in our...
Cardiovascular damage occurring in adults finds its rootsin risk factors operating early in life. Am...
Elevated blood pressure remains a major public healthproblem in the United States, with increasing r...
In their recent paper, Michels et al. (1) set out to criti-cally assess the use of body mass index i...
18noBackground and aim: To compare cardiometabolic risk profile and preclinical signs of target orga...
Background/Aims: This study examined the association of body mass index (BMI) percentile and change ...
In a recent article, Chiolero et al. (1) confirmed that the association between birth weight and blo...
I am concerned that inappropriate conclusions may be drawn from Dr. Paul's editorial, "The...
Universal blood pressure (BP) screening in children and adolescents is questioned in prevention guid...
Background: The incidence of obesity in children is increasing worldwide, primarily in urbanized, hi...
In this issue of Hypertension, Tran et al1 report on theincreasing economic and medical burden of hy...
Background: Childhood obesity is one of the most important problems in public health in 21st century...
TO THE EDITOR: Kramer and colleagues (1) conclude that “there is no healthy pattern of increased wei...
Background: The impact of blood pressure (BP) during adolescence on other cardiovascular risk factor...
Pallen et al.1 express concern that we appear to have focussed on biological early life determinants...
We agree with many of the points made by Lurbe and Redon,1 which were similar to those raised in our...