观察到的效果的相关性
所观察到的DL-PCB效应的幅度 - 收缩压的β在基线时收缩压为5.8 mm Hg,在比较第三次与第一次三分位时的重复评估中平均值为3.0 mm Hg,或多或少与之相当。观察其他影响高血压的已知因素。例如,在随机对照试验的荟萃分析中,DASH(停止高血压的饮食方法)饮食显着降低收缩压5.2 mm Hg和舒张压2.6 mm Hg .57
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