Abstract
Rising city-wide violent crime in Chicago is associated with increased blood pressure (BP) among urban dwellers. However, the effect of a single violent crime event on BP is not known. In this study, we hypothesized that crime events occurring near to a patient's home and near in time to a clinic
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