Low perceived neighborhood social cohesion
Intervention1 paper1 finding
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- Humans1
Associations
1Hypertension
upin humans1HR 1.22
1 study
Hypertension
upin humans1HR 1.22
Low perceived neighborhood social cohesion raises the risk of hypertension in humans (HR=1.22, 95% CI: 1.08-1.37).
Humansversus high social cohesion8-year follow-upn = 2,998
The association between perceived neighborhood social cohesion and incident hypertension among older adults in the US Health and Retirement Study · American journal of epidemiology · 31 Aug 2026