Modifiable high-risk behaviors for cardiovascular disease among family physicians in the United States. A national Survey
Archives of Family MedicinePublished 1 May 1997
K. E. LeBlanc
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The results suggest that the respondents as a group engage in health practices that help to prevent cardiovascular disease, however, the frequency of exercise among these physicians is below the recommended level, and efforts should be made in promoting exercise among this population.
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Our results suggest that the respondents as a group engage in health practices that help to prevent cardiovascular disease. However, the frequency of exercise among these physicians is below the recommended level, and efforts should be made in promoting exercise among this population.
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Health Professions