Yes when reviewing proofs to the hormone receptor levels for men, and when reviewing proofs of ovarian and menopausal changes in women.
Overall, the prevalence of hypertension was higher in men (34.6%) than in women (30.8%). However, after the age of 60 years, hypertension was more prevalent in females than in males. Regardless of sex, the older the participants were, the more likely they were to have hypertension
