Research Needs to Improve Hypertension Treatment and Control in African Americans
Paul K. Whelton(Tulane University), Jeffrey A. Cutler(Unknown), Sung Sug Yoon(National Institute of Nursing Research), George A. Mensah(Nurses' Training College, Ho), Mahboob Rahman(FIND), Alan S. Go(Kaiser Permanente), Donna K. Arnett(University of Alabama at Birmingham), Barry L. Carter(University of Iowa), Paula T. Einhorn(Tulane University), Jonathan N. Tobin(Tulane University), Barry R. Davis(National Institutes of Health), Ann Marie Návar(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Lawrence J. Appel(Johns Hopkins University), Jackson T. Wright(Case Western Reserve University), Richard Cooper(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Patrice Desvigne‐Nickens(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute), Katherine T. Mills(Tulane University), Ana V. Diez Roux(Drexel University), Keith C. Ferdinand(Tulane University), Herman A. Taylor(Tougaloo College), Paul Muntner(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Lisa A. Cooper(Johns Hopkins University), Barry I. Freedman(Wake Forest University), Karen L. Margolis(HealthPartners), Jamy D. Ard(Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist), George Thomas(Cleveland Clinic), Edgar R. Miller(Johns Hopkins University), Gbenga Ogedegbe(NYU Langone Health), Paul L. Kimmel(Anna Needs Neuroblastoma Answers), David J. Hyman(Baylor College of Medicine), Michael Rakotz(Tulane University), Nara Gavini(Harvard University), William C. Cushman(University of Tennessee Health Science Center)
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