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1 d program including exercise, nutrition, and behavior modification.
2 roduced by 16-20 wk of treatment by diet and behavior modification.
3 ss program that included diet, exercise, and behavior modification (226 patients) or to a structured
4 ildren with encopresis with constipation and behavior modification alone for the few children with en
6 conventional treatment approach consists of behavior modification and laxative for children with enc
8 rvention that uses patient education, health behavior modification, and exercise training to improve
10 y attributable to environmental factors, and behavior modifications are unlikely to have a meaningful
11 , in conjunction with familial lifestyle and behavior modifications, are necessary to reduce personal
15 e, or combined dietary and physical exercise behavior modification (DE) treatment compared with contr
16 to decrease energy intake, physical exercise behavior modification (E) treatment to implement moderat
18 cluding exercise, nutritional education, and behavior modification for the patients and their caregiv
19 ostpartum were randomly assigned to the diet behavior modification group (D group) or the control gro
23 potential importance of unrestrained eating behavior modification in preventing gastrointestinal tra
24 tial to be a useful adjunct to lifestyle and behavior modification in treatment of multiple cardiomet
25 dietary intervention, exercise therapy, and behavior modification, in both the active weight loss ph
26 ptibility in smokers highlights the need for behavior modification interventions based on host suscep
27 n obsessive-compulsive disorder treated with behavior modification is accompanied by significant chan
28 comprehensive program of diet, exercise, and behavior modification is unsuccessful, referral to a mul
29 mia-related anxiety and hypoglycemia-related behavior modification occurred less frequently after PIT
30 rify the roles and timing of diet, exercise, behavior modification, pharmacotherapy, and surgical int
31 e-restricted diet (~1000Kcal/day deficit), a behavior modification plan, and a plan for increasing ph
32 activity plan, and a cognitive restructuring behavior modification plan, delivered at weekly meetings
33 ity improvement, appropriateness evaluation, behavior modification, practice guideline development, m
34 onsurgical options for pain control included behavior modification (smoking cessation, alcohol abstin
35 ur results were sensitive to the efficacy of behavior modification, the benefit of early identificati
36 e risk factors with various clinic-based and behavior modification therapies, but the vascular benefi
37 up (n = 54) received a structured 12-wk diet behavior modification treatment by a dietitian and were
38 short- and long-term effectiveness of a diet behavior modification treatment to produce weight loss i
40 ers in health services, health behavior, and behavior modification were contacted for proprietary and
41 n using a combination of diet, exercise, and behavior modification, with a goal of 7% to 10% weight r