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Behavioral Medicine
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Behavioral Treatment of Hypertensive Heart Disease
in African Americans: Rationale and Design of a
Randomized Controlled Trial
Robert H. Schneider MD , Amparo Castillo-Richmond MD , Charles N. Alexander PhD , Hector
Myers PhD , Vidya Kaushik MD , Cesar Aranguri MD , Keith Norris MD , Chinelo Haney ,
Maxwell Rainforth MS , Raul Calderon PhD & Sanford Nidich EdD
Published online: 25 Mar 2010.
To cite this article: Robert H. Schneider MD , Amparo Castillo-Richmond MD , Charles N. Alexander PhD , Hector Myers
PhD , Vidya Kaushik MD , Cesar Aranguri MD , Keith Norris MD , Chinelo Haney , Maxwell Rainforth MS , Raul Calderon PhD &
Sanford Nidich EdD (2001) Behavioral Treatment of Hypertensive Heart Disease in African Americans: Rationale and Design of
a Randomized Controlled Trial, Behavioral Medicine, 27:2, 83-95, DOI: 10.1080/08964280109595775
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