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s about cardiovascular risks of UNGD and scaled-up AMI prevention as well as suggest that bans on hydraulic fracturing can be protective for public health. Arsenic has been associated with hypertension, though it is unclear whether associations persist at the exposure concentrations (e.g. 100μg/L) in drinking water occurring in parts of the Western United States. We assessed associations between arsenic biomarkers and systolic blood pressure (SBP), diastolic blood pressure (DBP), and hypertension in the Strong Heart Family Stud
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