Removal of race-adjusted antihypertensive treatment recommendations

Exposure

1 paper2 findings

  • In silico1

Outcomes

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Years with uncontrolled hypertension

upin silico1

1 study
  1. Removal of race-adjusted antihypertensive treatment recommendations increase years with uncontrolled hypertension in silico (+0.8 years).

    “Years with uncontrolled hypertension increased by 0.8 years, widening the disparity with non-Hispanic white adults from 1.7 to 2.5 years.”

    In silicoNon-Hispanic Black adults; assumed heterogeneous treatment effectiveness by raceSimulated lifetime

    Hypertension disease natural history and healthcare utilization when treatment guidelines do not account for race

    medRxiv7 Oct 2026Preprint

Life expectancy

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1 study
  1. Removal of race-adjusted antihypertensive treatment recommendations decrease life expectancy in silico (-0.4 years).

    “Under assumptions of heterogeneous treatment effectiveness by race, guidelines without race adjustment decreased life expectancy among non-Hispanic Black adults by 0.4 years”

    In silicoNon-Hispanic Black adults; assumed heterogeneous treatment effectiveness by raceSimulated lifetime

    Hypertension disease natural history and healthcare utilization when treatment guidelines do not account for race

    medRxiv7 Oct 2026Preprint

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