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Lifestyle-based primary-prevention program results in weight loss, other changes
3 COMMENT S - May 4, 2012 10:00 EDT
The multidisciplinary program includes physicians, nurses, physical-activity specialists, social workers, dieticians, and targeted patients referred by family physicians as high risk for cardiovascular events based on their risk-factor profile.

Dublin, Ireland - An aggressive and comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation program by clinicians in the west of Ireland resulted in significant reductions in body weight and improved other lifestyle behaviors in a cohort of patients and their partners at high risk for cardiovascular disease events.

The multidisciplinary program includes physicians, nurses, physical-activity specialists, social workers, dieticians, and targeted patients referred by family physicians as high risk for cardiovascular events based on their risk-factor profile. The results of the study, which included changes in diet and physical-activity levels, were presented this week here at EuroPrevent 2012 by Dr Gerard Flaherty (National University of Galway, Ireland).
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