ASSOCIATION OF HABITUAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WITH HOME BLOOD PRESSURE: INSIGHTS FROM THE ELECTRONIC FRAMINGHAM HEART STUDY

Mayank Sardana,Honghuang Lin,Ludovic Trinquart,Yuankai Zhang,Chunyu Liu,Emelia Benjamin,Emily Manders,Kelsey Fusco,Jelena Kornej,Michael Hammond,Nicole Spartano,Vik Kheterpal,Chris Nowak,Joanne Murabito,David McManus

Journal of the American College of Cardiology（2020）

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A sedentary lifestyle is associated with increased risk for hypertension. Smartwatches enable accurate measurement of habitual physical activity. We hypothesize that higher habitual physical activity is associated with lower home blood pressure (BP). Electronic Framingham Heart Study (eFHS)

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