ПСИХОСОЦИАЛЬНЫЕ ФАКТОРЫ РИСКА АРТЕРИАЛЬНОЙ ГИПЕРТЕНЗИИ У ПОДРОСТКОВ РЕСПУБЛИКИ ТЫВА

stress level was prevalent in more than 60 % of patients (67.9 % in AH patients vs. 67.7 % in AH+CHD patents, p=n / s), and 63.3 % and 64.8 % of patients, respectively, reported stressful life events in the preceding year (p=n / s). Type D personality was more common in AH+CHD patients (41.2 % vs. 35.8 %; p<0.01). Clinically significant anxiety symptoms were prevalent in 24.7 % of AH patients and in 27.4 % of AH+CHD patients (p=n / s), and clinically significant depressive symptoms were identified in 13.9 % and 20.9 %, respec­ tively (p<0.001). Conclusion. We obtained current data on psychosocial RFs prevalence in outpatients with the most common CVDs in primary care setting. At the moment, their prevalence remains significant.