Study finds untreated hypertension common despite insurance
A Baylor College of Medicine study in the New England Journal of Medicine shows 42 million Americans have high blood pressure and 77 percent are untreated or unsuccessfully treated. Most with hypertension have insurance and see a doctor, yet 92 percent of untreated individuals are insured.
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David Hyman
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Valery Pavlik
New England Journal of Medicine
Richard Pasternak
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Europeans view Bush unfavorably in new Pew poll
A Pew Research Center poll found Europeans rate President Bush poorly on international policy, with approval well below Clinton’s. More than four in five disapproved of the Kyoto treaty stance, while the majority still back free trade and U.S. troop deployments in Kosovo and Bosnia.
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Marshall Wittman
Hudson Institute
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