Blood Pressure· 2026Q2
Methodological Considerations in “Characteristics of Post-Exercise Responders Versus Non-Responders Following Aerobic or Isometric Exercise in Physically Inactive Adults of African and South Asian Descent with High-Normal Blood Pressure or Grade I Hypertension”
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Short summary
This letter highlights methodological limitations in a recent study on post-exercise hypertension (PEH) in adults of African and South Asian descent, specifically questioning the definition of PEH and the generalizability of findings.
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Key points
- The definition of post-exercise hypertension (PEH) used in the original study is questioned for its potential overinclusivity.
- Concerns are raised about the generalizability of the original study's findings to broader populations.
- The letter emphasizes the need for clearer definitions and more robust methodologies in post-exercise cardiovascular response research.
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Abstract
To the Editor,We read with great interest the recent study by Bersaoui et al. investigating post-exercise hypertension (PEH) and underlying cardiovascular and autonomic phenotypes following acute a...
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Field: Complementary and alternative medicine
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