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>5 g sodium per day⁵

Activates arterial extracellular matrix metalloproteinases, inducing thinning & breakage of elastin fibers -> arterial stiffening⁵

Men & post-menopausal women have less circulating estrogen -> endothelial dysfunction⁹

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Lower income -> less likely to exercise due to cost, time constraint, fear of injury¹⁹

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• Unstable jobs

• long work hours

• Hazardous

• No health insurance

• Unstable jobs

• long work hours

• Hazardous

• No health insurance

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non-Hispanic Asians: lower prevalence of obesity

Non-Hispanic blacks, Hispanics: Increased obesity³²