Unfair treatment and trait anger in relation to nighttime ambulatory blood pressure in African American and white adolescents (Q34977207)

5 August 2017

title

Unfair treatment and trait anger in relation to nighttime ambulatory blood pressure in African American and white adolescents (English)

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5 August 2017

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Karen A Matthews

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5 August 2017

Danielle L Beatty

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5 August 2017

language of work or name

English

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publication date

6 August 2009

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5 August 2017

published in

Psychosomatic Medicine

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page(s)

813-820

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Sleep quality and elevated blood pressure in adolescents

5 August 2017

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1097/PSY.0B013E3181B3B6F8

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5 August 2017

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5 August 2017

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