For study group participants who returned for measurement in 1988, the health promotion program appeared to have a limited effect on health risk indicators and a positive effect on health-related attitudes. The data suggest that decreases in smoking and alcohol consumption may be attributed to the program. The combined evidence after 5 years of improved health behaviors, better health attitudes, and self-reports of lifestyle improvements suggests that the program has a positive impact on habit and attitude changes.
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