Unveiling relationships of human instinctive behaviors and blood pressure in Chinese adults: A network analysis
Bin Yu(Zhejiang Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau), Shujuan Yang(Sichuan University), Yao Fu(Sichuan University), Tingting Yang(Guiyang Medical University), Sihan Wang(Sichuan University), Bangjing Ma(Chengdu Center for Disease Control and Prevention), Xianbin Ding(Xian Center for Disease Control and Prevention), Yunzhe Fan(Sichuan University), Peng Yu(Fudan University), Jianzhong Yin(Kunming Medical University), Jiqi Yang(Sichuan University)
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