Marta Sofia Ferreira Pereira


AuthID: R-000-D3J

Confirmed Publications: 18



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TITLE: Determinants of awareness, treatment and control of hypertension in a Portuguese population
AUTHORS: Marta Pereira ; AZEVEDO, ANA ; Henrique Barros ;
PUBLISHED: 2010, SOURCE: REVISTA PORTUGUESA DE CARDIOLOGIA, VOLUME: 29, ISSUE: 12
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: Role of physical activity and diet in incidence of hypertension: a population-based study in Portuguese adults  Full Text
AUTHORS: Camoes, M ; Oliveira, A ; Pereira, M ; Severo, M ; Lopes, C ;
PUBLISHED: 2010, SOURCE: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NUTRITION, VOLUME: 64, ISSUE: 12
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef: 21
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TITLE: Definition of hypertension: The impact of number of visits for blood pressure measurement
AUTHORS: Figueiredo, DDC; AZEVEDO, ANA ; Pereira, M ; De Barros, H ;
PUBLISHED: 2009, SOURCE: Revista Portuguesa de Cardiologia, VOLUME: 28, ISSUE: 7-8
INDEXED IN: Scopus
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TITLE: Differences in prevalence, awareness, treatment and control of hypertension between developing and developed countries
AUTHORS: Marta Pereira ; Nuno Lunet ; AZEVEDO, ANA ; Henrique Barros ;
PUBLISHED: 2009, SOURCE: JOURNAL OF HYPERTENSION, VOLUME: 27, ISSUE: 5
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef: 382
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TITLE: Challenges for the control of hypertension at the populational level
AUTHORS: Pereira, M ; AZEVEDO, ANA ;
PUBLISHED: 2008, SOURCE: Arquivos de Medicina, VOLUME: 22, ISSUE: 4-5
INDEXED IN: Scopus
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TITLE: Long-term stability of endogenous B-type natriuretic peptide after storage at-20 degrees C or-80 degrees C  Full Text
AUTHORS: Marta Pereira ; AZEVEDO, ANA ; Milton Severo ; Henrique Barros ;
PUBLISHED: 2008, SOURCE: CLINICAL CHEMISTRY AND LABORATORY MEDICINE, VOLUME: 46, ISSUE: 8
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef: 10
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