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Society for Social Medicine

The study examined three risk factors related to coronary heart disease-cigarette smoking, obesity, and lack of exercise. It included two population surveys, one exploratory survey of a small number of general practitioners and a survey of all GPs in Salford, and an intervention study. The main aims of the study were to examine local health authority health check-ups, opinions of GPs and the general public about risk factors, and the role of the GP in the dissemination of information and behavioural change. A follow-up