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“What is the Average Blood Pressure for a 70 Year Old Man?”

An average blood pressure in an age group is a population statistic, not automatically a treatment target.

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An average blood pressure in an age group is a population statistic, not automatically a treatment target. Reliable assessment also depends on cuff size, posture, repeat measurements, and a clinically validated device. The former question about a seventy-year-old man cannot determine an appropriate goal or medication decision for an individual.

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  1. FDA: Unauthorized Blood Pressure Devices ↗
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