Respiratory
Treatment-Seeking Behavior of Young Hypertensives in India: An Analysis of NFHS-4
A study was conducted to assess the determinants of treatment-seeking behavior among the young hypertensives in India. The National Family Health Survey – 4 data was analysed. The results were as follows:
More Than 1 in 10 Young Adults in India Have Hypertension. Only Half Are Aware Of Their Status and One-Fifth Sought Treatment
NFHS-4: National Family Health Survey-4
Krishnamoorthy, Y., Rajaa, S., Sulgante, S., Chinnakali, P., Jaswal, N. and Goel, S., 2022. Prevalence of hypertension and
determinants of treatment-seeking behaviour among adolescents and young adults in India: an analysis of NFHS-4. Journal of
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