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Hyperuricemia in newly diagnosed Hypertension: A Study of Prevalence and Implications

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Hyperuricemia has an established association with increased blood pressure, and as both variables increase cardiometabolic risks independently, early identification and prompt management of these two along with other risk factors is essential to reduce the morbidity and mortality outcomes overall.

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