Elevated blood pressure at the first measurement predicts cardiovascular disease independently from the subsequent second reading in men, but not in women
Shinji Makita, Motoyuki Nakamura(Kyushu University), Kuniaki Ogasawara(Iwate Medical University), Tomohiro Takahashi(Iwate Medical University), Toru Kuribayashi(Iwate University), Akira Okayama(Japan Anti Tuberculosis Association), Masaki Ohsawa(Iwate Medical University), Kozo Tanno(Iwate Medical University), Kazuyoshi Itai(Iwate Medical University), Mutsuko Ohta, Kiyomi Sakata, Yuki Yoshida(Iwate Medical University), Toshie Segawa(Iwate Medical University), Yasuhiro Ishibashi, Akira Ogawa(Iwate Medical University), Kenyu Satoh(Iwate Medical University), Toshiyuki Onoda(Iwate Medical University), Fumitaka Tanaka(Iwate Medical University), Shinichi Omama
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