Poorly controlled hypertension, which isn't effectively managed with medication, is thought to be especially bad for Covid.
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Poorly controlled hypertension, which isn't effectively managed with medication, is thought to be especially bad for Covid.
Poorly controlled hypertension, which isn't effectively managed with medication, is thought to be especially bad for Covid.
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