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CalciumBP

Do Calcium Supplements Lower Blood Pressure?


Description

An experiment on calcium supplements and blood pressure in 21 men

Format

A data frame with 21 observations on the following 2 variables.

Treatment Calcium or Placebo
Decrease Beginning-ending blood pressure

Details

The purpose of this study was to see whether daily calcium supplements can lower blood pressure. The subjects were 21 men; each was randomly assigned either to a treatment group or to a control group. Those in the treatment group took a daily pill containing calcium. Those in the control group took a daily pill with no active ingredients. Each subject's blood pressure was measured at the beginning of the 12-week study, and again at the end. The decrease in blood pressure (begin-end) was recorded (so a negative value means blood pressure increased).

Source

Dataset downloaded from online data source Data and Story Library,
http://lib.stat.cmu.edu/DASL/Stories/CalciumandBloodPressure.html


Stat2Data

Datasets for Stat2

v2.0.0
GPL-3
Authors
Ann Cannon, George Cobb, Bradley Hartlaub, Julie Legler, Robin Lock, Thomas Moore, Allan Rossman, Jeffrey Witmer
Initial release
2018-12-29

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