Socioeconomic inequalities in blood pressure: co-ordinated analysis of 147,775 participants from repeated birth cohort and cross-sectional datasets, 1989 to 2016

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Disadvantage in early and adult life had cumulative independent associations with blood pressure Analysis of 147,775 participants from birth cohorts & cross-sectional datasets, 1989 to 2016 (ethnicity not covered) @BMCMedicine https://t.co/DoUU10uPm5

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