TAP reading note: Psychosocial, hemostatic, and inflammatory correlates of delayed poststress blood pressure recovery
Delayed systolic pressure recovery was associated with social and psychological factors and delayed recovery in factor VIII and plasma viscosity, but not HRV. Recovery measures from different systems were not interchangeable.
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What the study found
Delayed systolic pressure recovery was associated with social and psychological factors and delayed recovery in factor VIII and plasma viscosity, but not HRV. Recovery measures from different systems were not interchangeable.
Scope & limitations
228 middle-aged men and women from the Whitehall Psychobiology study.
Observational associations cannot establish causation or prove that normalizing a reading changes disease risk.
Population & sample
228 middle-aged men and women from the Whitehall Psychobiology study.
Exposure or intervention
Color/word and mirror-tracing mental tasks.
Outcomes
Systolic pressure difference from baseline at recovery; psychosocial, haemostatic and inflammatory correlates.
Time frame
Recovery pressure measured 40–45 minutes after stress.
Research funding
Not yet verified against the full text.
Research conflicts of interest
Not yet verified against the full text.
Reading scope
PubMed bibliographic record and abstract. This note covers the question and reported findings; detailed methods, supplements and complete declarations were not assessed.
References
Publication record
TAP-RDN-0099 · v1.0 · English
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