Key result
A concerted effort to increase public health interventions and screening for tobacco use, poor diet, and physical inactivity could substantially reduce the burden of major chronic diseases.
Why the study?
Can a concerted collaborative effort to increase public health interventions and screening reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes?
Population
General population in the United States at risk for cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes
Comparison
Public health and clinical interventions to… vs Current approaches to health promotion and…
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Review
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Supports coordinated prevention strategies across societies; leaves open prospective trials to quantify chronic disease reduction.
Can a concerted collaborative effort to increase public health interventions and screening reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes?
A joint collaboration between the ACS, ADA, and AHA highlights the critical need for coordinated public health and clinical strategies to prevent cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes.
Eyre et al. (2004) conducted a review in Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, and Diabetes. Public health and clinical interventions was evaluated. A concerted effort to increase public health interventions and screening for tobacco use, poor diet, and physical inactivity could substantially reduce the burden of major chronic diseases.
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