Synonyms for hypertension
ˌhaɪ pərˈtɛn ʃənhy·per·ten·sion

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1. hypertensionnoun

   Antonyms:
   hypotension

2. hypertensionnoun

   Antonyms:
   hypotension

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1. high blood pressure, hypertensionnoun

   a common disorder in which blood pressure remains abnormally high (a reading of 140/90 mm Hg or greater)

   Synonyms:
   high blood pressure

   Antonyms:
   hypotension

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1. List of paraphrases for "hypertension":

   hypertensive

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1. Jim Harris:

   Denka Performance Elastomer's operations do not have any impact on health outcomes or COVID-19 sensitivity, in this critical time, it is important to look to our state and federal health officials for guidance. Health data suggests illnesses including diabetes, hypertension and obesity to be linked to COVID-19 mortality. DPE's operations are in no way related to these illnesses and health data show no negative health impacts resulting from DPE's operations.

2. Deirdre Tobias:

   Knowing that women with these pregnancy conditions are at high risk of certain health outcomes later in life can be valuable information, like a window into their potential future health risk, we should leverage this information to help women monitor their health status after pregnancy, and motivate change for a healthier lifestyle because diabetes, hypertension and heart disease are among the most preventable diseases.

3. Ralph Sacco:

   We believe the pathways of which artificially sweetened beverages would affect the brain are probably through vascular mechanisms, when the authors controlled for hypertension and diabetes and obesity the effects diminish, which implies that some of the effects of artificially sweetened beverages could still be going through a vascular pathway.

4. Benjamin Kaplan:

   It’s the average of many BP readings that matters, you need to have elevated readings on multiple days to have the official diagnosis of hypertension.

5. Andreea Creanga:

   Because women are delaying childbearing, a larger proportion of them are likely entering pregnancy with a burden of chronic disease conditions, many studies have shown that an increasing number of pregnant women in the United States have chronic health conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, chronic heart disease and all these conditions can put a pregnant woman at higher risk of pregnancy complications.