Engaging Religious Leaders to Reduce Blood Pressures in Tanzanian Communities

N/A Suspended NCT05416372

Summary

The investigators hypothesize that communities in which religious leaders are provided with education about blood pressure and how to measure blood pressure will have lower overall average blood pressures than communities in which religious leaders do not receive education about blood pressure.

Mean Change in Community Systolic Blood Pressure

Baseline; 12months · mmHg

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