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Lewis, Irene – Western Journal of Black Studies, 1980
Because high blood pressure is generally asymptomatic, it is difficult to inspire patients to adhere to proper treatment regimens. Case studies of nine patients, mostly Black, showed that compliance problems can be overcome if people are impressed with the idea that hypertension is a disease and not merely a symptom. (Author/GC)
Descriptors: Adults, Blacks, Dietetics, Drug Use
Bouchoux, Ann – Parks and Recreation, 1994
Health professionals can work to correct common misconceptions through nutrition and fitness education and sharing information and resources to provide consistent public messages. The article discusses the impact of the media, food labels, and the Fuel for Fitness program, encouraging teamwork to ensure proper communication of diet and exercise…
Descriptors: Adults, Dietetics, Eating Habits, Health Promotion