Heart Disease
Study data from Army update understanding of heart disease
Published in Cardiovascular Week, May 25th, 2009
"The purpose of this Study was to determine the effect of an intensive lifestyle intervention program on the achievement of a group of recognized heart health characteristics as well as on the reduction of individual CVD risk factors. Of 200 military healthcare beneficiaries with coronary artery disease or CVD risk factors (mean age = 61 years) who entered a 1-year, prospective, cohort, multicomponent lifestyle...
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Source: Cardiovascular Week (2009-05-25)
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