ライフサイエンスコーパス: lifestyle counseling

1 zone, or placebo for 3 months in addition to lifestyle counseling.

2 y with an ICER of $56 876 per QALY gained vs lifestyle counseling.

3 sing aspirin, 2233 patients (20.2%) received lifestyle counseling.

4 en joined twice weekly observed exercise and lifestyle counseling.

5 lifestyle counseling (intervention group) or lifestyle counseling alone (control group).

6 model to project health and cost outcomes of lifestyle counseling alone and adjunct to liraglutide, m

7 Lifestyle counseling alone and as adjunct to liraglutide

8 , the intervention group received individual lifestyle counseling and oral hygiene instruction.

9 ility of weight reduction and weight loss of lifestyle counseling and top-dose phentermine and topira

10 n (+/-SE) weight loss with usual care, brief lifestyle counseling, and enhanced brief lifestyle couns

11 estyle and oral health education, individual lifestyle counseling, application of a self-regulation m

12 ded education about weight management; brief lifestyle counseling, consisting of quarterly PCP visits

13 edications for weight loss but offer minimal lifestyle counseling despite the additional benefits of

14 ed statin therapy, aspirin prescription, and lifestyle counseling (eg, nutrition, exercise, weight re

15 eceptor blockers [ARBs], and cilostazol) and lifestyle counseling (exercise or diet counseling and sm

16 of statin therapy, aspirin prescription, and lifestyle counseling for adults with ASCVD.

17 evaluate trends in both medical therapy and lifestyle counseling for PAD patients in the United Stat

18 s known about patterns of medication use and lifestyle counseling in patients with peripheral artery

19 Clinicians are encouraged to include healthy lifestyle counseling in their routine care for patients

20 ster to receive either midwife-led PFMT plus lifestyle counseling (intervention group) or lifestyle c

21 metabolic syndrome so it can be used to make lifestyle counseling more effective; assessing residual

22 Participants were treated with lifestyle counseling or bariatric surgery.

23 s no significant change in medication use or lifestyle counseling over time.

24 All patients entered a lifestyle counseling program.

25 c rehabilitation are also priorities, as are lifestyle counseling, promotion of medication adherence,

26 Estrogen treatment should be optimized and lifestyle counseling provided to maximize bone developme

27 ure management (antihypertensive medication, lifestyle counseling, referral); and follow-up visit att

28 The benefits of enhanced lifestyle counseling remained even after participants gi

29 [48.5%]), and 25.7 million (22.9%) received lifestyle counseling services (vs 37.5 million men [23.0

30 A midwife-led PFMT combined with lifestyle counseling significantly improves prolapse sym

31 ients with ASCVD, especially with regards to lifestyle counseling, suggesting the need for more imple

32 All groups received intensive lifestyle counseling to achieve weight loss, dietary sod

33 nd aspirin prescription since 2006; however, lifestyle counseling use decreased in recent years.

34 ief lifestyle counseling, and enhanced brief lifestyle counseling was 1.7+/-0.7, 2.9+/-0.7, and 4.6+/

35 ose phentermine and topiramate as adjunct to lifestyle counseling was estimated to be cost-effective

36 At 13 months and 2 years, lifestyle counseling was estimated to be the preferred s

37 ive medication was prescribed to 831 (5.4%), lifestyle counseling was provided to 14 841 (96.2%), and

38 Enhanced lifestyle counseling was superior to usual care on both

39 t education, home BP monitoring, and monthly lifestyle counseling, whereas physicians attended monthl

40 behavioral weight control; or enhanced brief lifestyle counseling, which provided the same care as de