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WCH
(redirected from White coat hypertension)

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WCHWomen's and Children's Hospital (Adelaide, Australia)
WCHWomen's and Children's Health
WCHWorking Class Hero
WCHWhite Coat Hypertension
WCHWashington Court House (Ohio)
WCHWorld Congress of Herpetology
WCHWyoming Coalition for the Homeless
WCHWomens and Childrens Hospital
WCHWelsh Centre for Health
WCHWheel Chair Height
WCHWasatch County Hospital (Heber City, UT)
WCHWonnarua Culture Heritage (Australia)


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Further, one in every four respondents said that they have heard of the terms that indicate specific types of hypertension such as masked hypertension, white coat hypertension and postural hypotension.
But Blaustein says he suspects the new assay will show that people with white coat hypertension have normal levels of the ouabain-like compound, whereas those with the chronic disease have elevated levels.
The merits of this approach include accurate diagnoses of hypertension, identification of White Coat Hypertension and in the process, potential cost saving for those people that are not prescribed drugs for blood pressure.
 
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