High blood pressure (percentage of the respondents). Classification: years, region, age, sex, level of education ^Info

Region	High blood pressure
	Yes	No
Germany	31.8	68.2
Baden-Wurttemberg	28.5	71.5
Bavaria	28.8	71.2
Berlin	31.4	68.6
Brandenburg	40.3	59.7
Bremen	27.4	72.6
Hamburg	27.9	72.1
Hesse	31.3	68.7
Mecklenburg Western Pomerania	40.3	59.7
Lower Saxony	30.3	69.7
North Rhine-Westphalia	31.6	68.4
Rhineland-Palatinate	33.1	66.9
Saarland	34.8	65.2
Saxony	37.2	62.8
Saxony Anhalt	42.9	57.1
Schleswig-Holstein	30.4	69.6
Thuringia	39.6	60.4

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Source(s)/Contact

• German Health Update - Telephone Health Survey (GEDA), Robert Koch Institute (more information on 
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Comment(s)

• Because the cases are weighted in the calculation of the percentage, minor rounding deviations can occur in other publications, such as the Journal of Health Monitoring of the Robert Koch Institute.

Refresh period of data

• The table was extended by the period 2014/2015 on 15 Mar 2017.
  Information for a new reporting period will be added as soon as it is available.

The Federal Health Monitoring System 20. Apr 2024