Early-Onset Hypertension
To establish a national prospective registry of individuals with young onset (before age 40 years) hypertension. We envisage that this RaDaR cohort will evolve into the UKs national precision medicine registry for young onset hypertension by linking with data from primary care records, Hospital Episodes Statistics, prescribing data, imaging, laboratory result, mortality data and eventually genomic resources, we hope to generate insights into lifetime cardiovascular and kidney risk. It will also serve as a highly efficient platform for observational and interventional clinical research studies.
We will commence recruitment and aim to generate research proposals in line with our aims.
To be established
| RDG Lead(s) | Dr Pauline Swift, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust |
| Patient Rep(s) | Mr Alex Wooltorton, Blood Pressure UK (BPUK) |
| Other members | · Dr Kate Bramham, Kings College Hospital
· Dr Luca Faconti, Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust · Dr Ryan McNally, Pharmacist and post-doctoral fellow at King’s College London · Dr Sally Brett, Nurse and Senior Research Fellow at King’s College London · Prof Philip Chowienczyk, King’s College London · Prof Indranil Dasgupta, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust · Dr Timothy Doulton, East Kent University NHS Foundation Trust · Prof Ian Wilkinson, Addenbrooke’s Hospital Cambridge · Dr Carmel McEniery, Addenbrooke’s Hospital Cambridge · Dr Philip Lewis, Stockport NHS Foundation Trust · Prof Anthony Hegarty, Institute for Cardiovascular Sciences, University of Manchester · Dr Pankaj Gupta, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust · Prof James Sheppard, University of Oxford · Prof Manish Sinha, Evelina Children’s Hospital · Prof Christian Delles, School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health, University of Glasgow · Dr Bernadette Jenner, Trainee at Cambridge University Hospitals · Dr Manish Saxena, Queen Mary’s Hospital · Dr Keith Siew, Senior Research Fellow, Salt mediated diseases, UCL |
None Stated