Crowding Elevates Inmate Blood Pressure in Prison Study
Yale researchers studied 568 male inmates in a northeastern facility to test crowding effects. Blood pressure rose by about 3.26 mmHg systolic when moved from cell to dormitory and fell by 0.90 mmHg when returned to single cells, with modest overall changes.
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Yale School of Medicine
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Edward F. Fitzgerald
Yale
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