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High altitude and hypertension

Started by Richard Hodes on 26 Jul 2012

We live at about 8000 feet above sea level, and today I was asked about the risks of problems in a sea-level American with hypertension. Good question, and I could not locate a clear study on this. any ideas? Thank you.

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