Comprehensive High Blood Pressure Care for 
Young Urban Black Men 
A Cross-disciplinary Program of Research, Patient Care and Teaching

 


Background


  1. Social, psychological, behavioral and genetic factors are associated with uncontrolled HBP
  2. Black men: 
    • suffer earliest from severe complications
    • have low rates of continuous HBP care
    • achieve poor control of HBP
    • are vastly under-studied
  3. Myths suggest that young urban black men are “hard-to-reach” and not interested in their health or participating in research

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