S C McFadyen, W T Boyce, S Sobolewski, L R Phillips
Injuries, absences, and visits to the nurse among children in alternative schools
The Journal of school health
study aimed investigate association socioeconomic status ses prevalence hypertension fujian province china evaluate mediating effect body mass index bmi cooking salt intake ses hypertension communitybased crosssectional survey conducted june 2018 december 2019 fujian province china total 26 500 participants aged 18 years completed survey primary outcome prevalence hypertension education income occupation used ses indicators meanwhile certain health behaviours metabolic risk factors used secondary indicators ses prevalence hypertension relatively high among participants finished primary education 348 lowest annual income 460 unemployed retired 347 education income levels negatively associated prevalence hypertension p005 regular smoking alcohol consumption bmi high cooking salt intake also significantly associated prevalence hypertension p005 cooking salt intake identified partial mediator income hypertension mediating 345 association bmi cooking salt intake partial mediators education hypertension mediating 523 193 association respectively ses associated prevalence hypertension among adults fujian province china bmi cooking salt intake partial mediators association ses hypertension