Prevalence Of Hypertension Amongst Workers of a Fertilizer Company in Surat District
Keywords:
Fertilizer Company, Risk factorsAbstract
This cross sectional study explores the prevalence of hypertension, whether diagnosed or undiagnosed, amongst 104 employees of a fertilizer company in Surat district along with its association between different variables such as age, education, tobacco use, alcohol use by chi-square test and fisher exact test.
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