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001 |
DIABETES & STROKE IN 2006 HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS: AN ANALYSIS OF
HEALTHCARE COST BY RACE AND GENDER |
Baqar A. Husaini, PhD1, V. Cain, MA,1
Z. Samad, MPH, K.B. Merchant, BS1, R.S. Levine, MD2, M. Moonis, MD3 |
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002 |
Blood pressure and
hypertension among the Dutch Africans and South Asians and British Africans
and South Asians: A cross national comparative study |
Agyemang
C1, |
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003 |
EFFICACY OF THE VASODILATING, SELECTIVE b-BLOCKER NEBIVOLOL AS AN ADD-ON TO OTHER ANTIHYPERTENSIVES IN OBESE
PATIENTS |
Keith C.
Ferdinand, MD |
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004 |
EFFECT OF NEBIVOLOL IN OBESE AFRICAN AMERICAN PATIENTS WITH
HYPERTENSION |
Keith C.
Ferdinand, MD |
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005 |
ETHNIC
DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSE TO INITIAL TREATMENT WITH VALSARTAN MONOTHERAPY OR
COMBINATION VALSARTAN/HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE (HCTZ) IN PATIENTS WITH STAGE 2
HYPERTENSION |
JOHN M FLACK1, Drew Levy2, Amy Rudolph2 |
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006 |
Inhibition
of HIV1 replication and restoration of glucose, lipids, Haemoglobin
levels and nitric oxide (NO) imbalance in HIV1 patients from |
Maka G1, Loundou J1, Mavoungou
PV1, Akoume Ndong MY1, Ongali B1, Mavoungou E1, Mavoungou
D1.
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007 |
Changes in
Glutathione Metabolism in Hypertensive African-American Women |
Hong Yang, Guang Shan, LiChun Zhou, Xinghua Lin and
ZhongMao Guo
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008 |
HEALTH LITERACY AND LANGUAGE PREFERENCE IN HISPANICS WITH
CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE |
CLAUDIA M. LORA, LYNN ACKERSON, CHERYL ANDERSON, MARINO BRUCE, EUNICE CARMONA, BEN GERBER, EVA LUSTIGOVA,
ANDREW NARVA, LISA NESSEL, SYLVIA E. ROSAS, ASHWINI SEHGAL,
SUSAN STEIGERWALT, JULIO VIJIL, ALAN S. GO, AND JAMES P. LASH |
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009 |
BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS IN URBAN COMMUNITIES THROUGH FOCUS GROUPS |
DEBORAH E.
JONES, Bessie Weaver, Wallace Johnson, Elijah Saunders |
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010 |
Delayed Diagnosis/Management of Primary Aldosteronism-help from the Web: a support group for
patients struggling with this common cause of difficult-to-control high blood
pressure |
GRIM CE, HALL S, MURPHY
V, PEARSON HM AND THE 500+ MEMBERS OF HYPERALDOSTERONISM AT YAHOOGROUPS.COM |
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011 |
Prevalence of HTN in an HIV Clinic in |
OFONDU EO, ONWUEGBUCHULAM RA, OSONDU CN,
NWOGU R, OKORO W, GRIM CE |
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012 |
QUALITY IMPROVEMENT FOR BLOOD PRESSURE (BP)
MEASUREMENT: EFFECT OF TRAINING ON TERMINAL DIGIT PREFERENCE IN AN URBAN
INTERNAL MEDICINE CLINIC |
DALMAR, AHMED MD;
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013 |
EFFICACY OF AN AMLODIPINE/OLMESARTAN
MEDOXOMIL (AML/OM)-BASED TITRATION REGIMEN IN OBESE OR NON OBESE PATIENTS
WITH HYPERTENSION |
HENRY PUNZI, MD1; Ali Shojaee, PharmD2; Jen-Fue
Maa, PhD2, Nisha Patel, PharmD2
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014 |
EFFICACY OF OLMESARTAN MEDOXOMIL ( |
DEAN J. KEREIAKES, MD;1
Jen-Fue Maa PhD;2 Robert Dubiel, PharmD;2 Ali Shojaee,
PharmD;2 |
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015 |
IMPACT OF RACE ON BP REDUCTION AND GOAL
ACHIEVEMENT OF OLMESARTAN MEDOXOMIL-BASED TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2
DIABETES |
JOEL M. NEUTEL,
MD1; Andrew Lewin, MD2; Jen-Fue
Maa, PhD3; Ali Shojaee,
PharmD3; Robert Dubiel, PharmD3Shojaee, PharmD;2 |
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016 |
THE COMBINATION OF AMLODIPINE + OLMESARTAN
MEDOXOMIL PROVIDES NUMERICALLY GREATER REDUCTIONS IN BLOOD PRESSURE COMPARED
WITH COMPONENT MONOTHERAPIES IN RACE AND ETHNIC SUBGROUPS |
Suzanne Oparil, MD1; David Ramstad, MD2; Michael
Melino, PhD3; James Lee, PhD3; Reinilde Heyrman, MD3
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017 |
EFFICACY OF AN AMLODIPINE/OLMESARTAN
MEDOXOMIL (AML/OM)-BASED TITRATION REGIMEN IN BLACK OR NON-BLACK PATIENTS
WITH HYPERTENSION |
DEAN J.
KEREIAKES, MD1; Joel M. Neutel, MD 2; Ali Shojaee, PharmD3; William F. Waverczak, MS3; Robert Dubiel, PharmD3; Jen-Fue Maa, PhD3 |
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018 |
EFFICACY OF AN AMLODIPINE/OLMESARTAN
MEDOXOMIL (AML/OM)-BASED TITRATION REGIMEN IN PATIENTS WITH OR WITHOUT
DIABETES AND HYPERTENSION |
Henry Punzi, MD1; Andrew Lewin, MD2;
Thomas Littlejohn III, MD3; Ali Shojaee, Pharm D4; William F. Waverczak,
MS4; Robert Dubiel, PharmD4; Jen-Fue Maa, PhD4 |
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019 |
THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HEALTH LITERACY AND
GLYCEMIC CONTROL AMONG MEXICAN AMERICAN DIABETICS WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY
DISEASE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT FROM THE PASO DEL NORTE KIDNEY DISEASE STUDY
(PNKDS) |
Patrick Ragland, Natalia Vega, Athena Fester, Denise Vasquez, Tarek Alhamad, Sean Connery,
Fernando Madero, Rodrigo Alfaro, Jiries Dahu, Fernanda Payan, Marcelo Chauvet, Patrick
Tarwater,
GERMAN T. HERNANDEZ, MD |
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020 |
Nebivolol in High-risk, Obese
African Americans With Stage 1 hypertension: Effects on Blood Pressure,
Nitric Oxide Bioavailability, and Vascular Function |
Nadya
Merchant1, MPH, PhD, Tahir
Haque2, Charles D Searles1, MD, Anbu Pandian1, MD,
Ibis Bridges2, Syed T Rahman2, MD, Keith C.
Ferdinand1, MD, Bobby V Khan1, MD, PhD |
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021 |
The Metabolic Syndrome Does Not Effectively
Identify Diabetes Risk in Black Africans: Results of a Pilot Comparison of
Black Africans and African Americans
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Luercio, MF, Ricks, M, Thomas, F, Imoisili, OE, Miller, BV, |
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022 |
PREVALENCE AND PATTERN OF METABOLIC SYNDROME IS SIMILAR
IN WEST AFRICANS AND AFRICAN AMERICANS |
SUMNER AE, Zhou J, Doumatey A, Imoisili OE, Rotimi CN |
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023 |
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INFLAMMATION AND HYPERTENSION IN BLACKS |
RALPH E. WATSON
MD, Cristiane Pereira-Hicks MS, Kiran V. Sarikonda MD, Veera P. Kotaru MD, Gregory D.
Fink PhD |
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024 |
A comparative study of
prevalence and management of arterial Hypertension in the French Caribbean
region and mainland |
Violaine Zizka, Nathalie Ozier-Lafontaine,
Jocelyn Inamo |
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025 |
Faith-based DASH lifestyle
program for hypertension control in African Americans church communities-
Program overview |
1Dodani S, 1Sullivan D, 2Rankins J,
1Mayo M, 3Appel L, 1Ely A & 4Ard J |
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026 |
THE IMPACT OF PATIENT EDUCATION AND PHYSICIAN EDUCATION ON BLOOD
PRESSURE CONTROL |
SAUNDERS E1, Johnson W1,
Shaya F2, Weaver B1, Mullins
C D2, Howard D1, Foster C1, Yan X2,
Norman N2 |
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027 |
THE IMPROVEMENT OF DIABETES CONTROL AND DISEASE PROCESS AWARENESS AS A
RESULT OF FACE TO FACE VS. MAIL INTERVENTION AMONG PATIENTS WITH DIABETES
MELLITUS |
Reed
Winston, PhD, MD3, Elijah Saunders, MD1;
Fadia T. Shaya, PhD, MPH2; Aurelia Laird, RN3; Zhiqiang K. Lu, BSPharm, PhD
Candidate2; Faye Larkins, RN3;
C. Daniel Mullins, PhD2; Shavonna
Jolly,URS3; Wallace Johnson, MD1; Bessie Weaver , RN1 |
