牛津大学对140万成年人进行的研究表明，英格兰高血压防治存在严重缺陷1。研究显示，59%的高血压患者从未被诊断出患有该病，即使已接受治疗的患者中也有50%的血压仍未得到有效控制1。这项基于2022至2025年Our Future Health项目数据的研究发现，英格兰超过三分之一的成年人患有高血压，按140/90毫米汞柱或更高的标准定义1。
男性患者受影响程度更高，患病率达42%，远超女性的29%1。自约2011年以来，英格兰高血压防治工作的进展已陷入停滞，新冠疫情后情况更有恶化迹象1。牛津大学研究员Wenyu Liu指出，"当前的高血压检测和治疗方法不适合目的"1。英国心脏基金会首席医学官Bryan Williams表示，"更好的检测和治疗可帮助数十万人避免可预防的心脏病和中风"1。
A large-scale study by Oxford University has revealed a significant public health crisis regarding hypertension detection and management across England. Research examining 1.4 million adults found that 59% of people with high blood pressure remain undiagnosed, while half of those receiving treatment still fail to achieve adequate blood pressure control.1 The findings underscore a decades-long stagnation in progress, with signs of deterioration emerging in the period following the COVID-19 pandemic.1
The study, drawing data from the Our Future Health initiative between 2022 and 2025, identified that more than one-third of English adults have hypertension, defined as blood pressure readings of 140/90 mmHg or higher.1 The condition affects men disproportionately, with 42% of male patients compared to 29% of female patients experiencing elevated blood pressure.1 Wenyu Liu, a researcher at Oxford University, stated that "current approaches to detecting and treating high blood pressure are not fit for purpose."1 Bryan Williams, chief medical officer of the British Heart Foundation, emphasized that "better detection and treatment could help hundreds of thousands of people avoid preventable heart disease and stroke."1
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