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Co-existence of syndrome X and hypertension among Ghanaians · Peerford

Article · Journal · 2016

Co-existence of syndrome X and hypertension among Ghanaians

W.K.B.A. Owiredu, Christopher Nkrumah, George Bedu‐Addo, Lawrence Quaye, Huseini Alidu

Journal of Medical and Biomedical Sciences

Open access · Diamond

Read it 10.4314/jmbs.v5i1.2

Citations: 2from other works
Field-weighted impact: 0.231.00 is the world average for its field and year
Among its field: 66th percentileby citations, against works of its field and year
Authors: 5from 4 institutions

Authors

5 authors across 4 institutions in 1 country

W.K.B.A. OwireduFirst authorCorresponding
Christopher Nkrumah
- Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (GH)
- Methodist Hospital (GH)
as printed: C. Nkrumah
George Bedu‐Addo
- Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (GH)
as printed: G. Bedu-Addo
Lawrence Quaye
- University for Development Studies (GH)
as printed: L. Quaye
Huseini AliduSenior author
- University of Health and Allied Sciences

(GH)

as printed: H. Alidu

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3Good health and well-being

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Ghana

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