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Relationships between blood selenium (Se) concentrations and grasping power, blood pressure, hematcrit and hemoglobin concentrations were investigated in Japanese rural residents (274 men of 20-83 years and 419 non-pregnant women of 20-82 years). The results are as follows.1) Blood Se concentrations were more positively correlated with grasping power and blood pressure in the normal men than in the normal women.2) Blood Se concentrations were positively correlated with both hematcrit and hemoglobin concentrations only in the normal women.3) Such relationships, observed in the normal subjects, were not so clear in the subjects with positive urinalysis or with abnormal cardiovascular findings.

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Relationships between blood selenium concentrations and grasping power, blood pressure, hematcrit, and hemoglobin concentrations in Japanese rural residents.