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respectively). Men 55-64 y had larger waist circumference than 44 y (p 0.04). Overweight women or with waist circumference 88 cm had higher mean 24 h PP (p 0.05) than lean. In both genders, PP increased with age (p 0.001) and dippers are younger than non-dippers (women 56.7 10.6 vs 61.4 12.6 y, p 0.01; men 49.9 14.3 vs 53.8 15.6 y, p 0.05). We conclude that overweight men have higher DBP levels and hypertensive load; and waist circumference is greater in those 55 y. In overweight women or with large waist circumference, PP is higher than in lean women or with small waist cirumference. In both genders, PP increased with age, and the lack of nocturnal decrease of BP rises with age. All this factors increase the cardiovascular risk.

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