Hidden killers in controlled hypertension: study probes why blood pressure meds aren't enough

Copied word for word from the study's registry entry, so the wording is the study team's rather than ours.

* Inclusion: * Human birth in all sex chromosomes. * Study reports evidence of living with owned systemic/arterial hypertension by one of definition following; * Quantitative: Blood pressure number higher over the normal range by each protocol in mmHg unit in any arm of study. * Qualitative: Clarify the underwent both retrospective, observation or intervention of blood pressure and clearly clarify number of hypertension participants in article. * Study design: any type of studies and have a doi number. * In case report type study, the article recruit in only high blood pressure is a burden that reports both direct intervention for blood pressure or indirect intervention such as treatment of vascular damage from high blood pressure. * In a group of literature review type study, the number of hypertension participants with references from both in supplementary document or traced back via each doi number have to clearly declare in that free full-text and currently non-retracted article without personal requirement as raw material to processing the individual participant data meta-analysis * Study recruit only last version of study series that have to confirm published the hypertension participant with mortality outcomes. * English-language studies. * Exclusion: * Non human/human-specimen studies. * Evidence confirms local site or specific system hypertension only such as studies of pulmonary hypertension, portal hypertension, ocular hypertension without clearly defining the number of systemic arterial hypertension in articles. * No report of conclusion of participant such as no mortality report, no failed/successful outcome from last follow up from hypertension associated life-threatening event. * Deaths due to suicide, trauma, or illegal drugs including intend to take medication overdose in any reason. * Book, Testimonial, Interview, Conference, Protocol articles. * Sub-group analysis. * Duplicate one of the doi/nct/prospero numbers. * No doi. Number