Why the study?
Does a community-based, integrated approach to primary prevention reduce the risk of chronic diseases in adults?
Population
Adults in developed and developing countries at risk for coronary heart disease, hypertension…
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May support integrated community prevention for shared-risk chronic diseases; leaves open efficacy in prospective trials.
Does a community-based, integrated approach to primary prevention reduce the risk of chronic diseases in adults?
Highlights the rationale for integrated, community-based lifestyle interventions to prevent coexisting chronic diseases that share common risk factors.
Zimmet et al. (1986) studied this question.
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