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basic public health service bphs recently announced free healthcare program aims combat prevalent noncommunicable diseasehypertension htnand risk factors nationwide scale china rife htn less impacts women lifetime therefore aimed evaluate sex disparity hypertension patients comorbidities among southwest chinese contribution bphs address concern opted multistage stratified random sampling method enroll hypertensive patients 35 years older divided bphs nonbphs groups assessed sex disparity htn patients four major comorbidities dyslipidemia diabetes mellitus dm cardiovascular disease cvd chronic kidney disease ckd descriptive data compiled odds ratios logistic regression models estimated effectiveness bphs management htn comorbidities among 1521 hypertensive patients1011665 managed bphs group proportion patients least one comorbidity 707 95 confidence interval ci 663768 patients aged 65 years older likely coexisting comorbidities participants received bphs showed significant blood pressure bp control two comorbidities odds ratio 2414 95 ci 12764570 three 5500 95ci 117425756 patients dyslipidemia dm also benefited bphs controlling bp 2169 95 ci 14303289 2785 95ci 12426246 respectively certain highincome urban survey centers sex differences htn management provided bphs men better bp control rates women perhaps first study china succinctly show effectiveness sex disparity regarding management hypertensive comorbidities supports bphs program plays pivotal role controlling bp therefore recommend national healthcare system give women foremost priority bphs especially lowsocioeconomic lowscientific literacy regions