article · Tropical Medicine & International Health
Over three decades, Ghana has experienced a widening sex disparity in age-standardised hypertension prevalence, with women consistently having a higher burden than men. Given that a substantial portion of the national burden of hypertension could be averted by closing this gap, urgent gender-responsive public health strategies are required to advance cardiovascular equity in Ghana.
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DOI: 10.1111/tmi.70082
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