ANALYSIS OF THE 31-YEAR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE OF COMORBIDITY, HEMODYNAMIC AND PHARMACOLOGICAL RISK FACTORS IN THE CONDITIONS OF ANDIJAN (AT THE LEVEL OF THE GENERAL POPULATION).
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In countries of the near and far abroad, the modern state of arterial hypotension is being actively studied. They are mainly devoted to the clinical aspects of arterial hypotension, improvement of treatment methods, improvement of treatment methods, reduction of cardiovascular events and issues related to comorbidity [1;2;3]. However, the topic of studying the preserved epidemiological mechanisms of the origin, course, and prevention of the disease, taking into account the regional characteristics of various population groups, has been neglected or not studied in a "modern scientific spirit."
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