102* Betteridge DJ.
High density lipids and Coronary Heart Disease.
BMJ 1989; 298: 974-975
103* Pocock SJ, Shaper AG, Phillips AN.
Concentrations of high density lipid cholesterol, triglycerides, and total cholesterol in ischaemic heart disease.
BMJ 1989; 298: 998-1002
104* Saunders R, Edwards C.
Look after your heart: The heartbeat award scheme.
Health Trends 1989; 21: 62
105* Fowler G, Fullard E.
Coronary Heart Disease: Prevention & Risk Factors
The Practitioner 1989; 233: 423-426
106* Palmer P.
Preventive Medicine and Screening.
The Practitioner 1989; 233: 412-415
107 Waine C.
Quoted in Pulse 25/2/89 page 96
108* The Royal Society of Medicine Roundtable Report: COMA Where are we now?
January 1989 Summary provided bySt Ivel
109 Olsen RE.
Mass intervention v screening and selective intervention for the prevention of coronary heart disease.
JAMA 1986; 255: 97-104
110 Tunstall-Pedoe H.
Who is for Cholesterol Testing?
BMJ 1989; 298: 1593-1594
111 Peto R, Yusuf S.
Summary of results from dietary and drug intervention trials.
Proceedings of National Institute of Health Concensus Development
Conference 1984 page 24 (Bethesda)
112* Brian Mackness
Mobile Health Screening Service
Described in Doctor 24/5/90 page 8
113 Fiore MC, Novotny TE, Pierce JP.
Methods used to quit smoking in the United States.
JAMA 1990; 263: 2760-2765
114 Oliver M
Quoted in GP 6/7/90 page 29
115 Pyorala K.
The role of cholesterol in atherosclerosis: New therapeutic opportunities.
Hanley & Belfus 1988 p 143-158
116 Grundy SM, et alia
Title uncertain
JAMA 1986; 256: 2849-2858
117 Ornish D, Brown S, Scherwitz LW et alia (10 authors)
Can lifestyle changes reverse coronary heart disease?
Lancet 1990; 336: 129-133
118 Crawford R, Campbell DGD, Ross J.
Carbon Monoxide poisoning in the home: recognition and treatment.
BMJ 1990; 301: 977-979
119 Thompson S, Pocock S.
The variability of serum cholesterol measurements: implications for screening and monitoring.
J. Clin. Epidemiol. 1990; 43: 783-789
120 Weights of insured persons in the United States associated with lowest mortality.
Statist. Bull. Metrop. Life Insir. Co. 1959 Nov-Dec
121 Petch MC.
Misleading Exercise Electrocardiograms.
BMJ 1987; 295: Leader (page not numbered)
122* Coronary Prevention Group
Risk assessment in the Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease: a Policy Statement.
Brit Journ Gen Prac 1990; 40: 467-469
123* Donnan P, Hutchinson A, Paxton R, Grant B, Firth M.
Self-help Materials for Anxiety: a Randomised Controlled Trial in General Practice.
Brit Journ Gen Prac 1990; 40: 498-501
124 Glasgow RE, Rosen GM.
Self-help therapy manuals; recent developments and clinical usage.
Clinical Behaviour Therapy Review 1982; 1: 1-20
125* Lee P, Morris LA.
Psychological aspects of written information for patients.
In: Rachman S (ed). Contributions to medical psychology. Volume 3. Oxford: Pergamon 1984.
126* Snaith RP, Bridge GWK, Hamilton M.
The Leeds scales for self assessment of anxiety and depression.
Br J Psychiatry 1970; 128: 156-165.
127 Goldberg D.
Manual of the general health questionaire.
Slough: NFER-Nelson, 1978.
128* Goldberg D, Bridges K, Duncan-Jones P, Grayson D.
Detecting Anxiety and depression in general medical settings.
Br Med Journ 1988; 297: 897-899
129* Tuke JW.
The North South Divide
Royal College of General Practitioners East Anglia Faculty News Letter winter 1990/91 9-15
128a Goldberg DP, Bridges K, Duncan Jones P, Gregson D.
Dimensions of neuroses seen in primary care settings.
Psychol Med 1987; 17: 461-470
129a Goldberg D, Bridges K.
Screening for psychiatric illness in general practice: the general practitioner versus the screening questionaire.
Journ Roy Coll Gen Pract 1987; 37: 15
130 Pooling Project Research Group
Relationship between blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking, weight and electrocardiogram to incidence of major coronary events.
Journ Chron Dis 1978; 31: 201-306
131 Kannell WB, Newton JD, Wentworth D et al
Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial
Am Heart Journ 1986; 112: 825-836
132 Torrington D, Cooper C
How to create a new life after 50
Sunday Times 9/12/90
133 Morbidity and mortality weekly report 21/9/90
134 Reckless J.
General Practitioner Journal 1990; 1: 2
135 Richard Peto
Quoted in the Sunday Times 30/12/90 page 1.7
136 Alcohol - Reducing the Harm.
Office of Health Economics 1981
137 Edwards FC, McCallum RI, Taylor PJ.
Fitness for work. The medical aspects.
138 Shaper AG, Cook DG, Walker M, McFarlane PW.
Prevalence of ischaemic heart disease in middle aged British men.
Br Heart J 1984; 51: 595-605
139 Rose G, Marmot MG.
Social class and coronary heart disease.
Br Heart J 1981; 45: 13-19
140 Flesch R.
A new readability yardstick
Journal of Applied Psychology 1948; 32: 221-233
141 Research Committee of The British Thoracic Society
Smoking Cessation in patients: two further studies by the British Thoracic Society.
Thorax 1990; 45: 835-840
142 McCormick JS, Skrabanek P.
Coronary heart disease is not preventable by population intervention.
Lancet 1988; 2: 839-841
143* McCormick J.
Follies and fallacies in medicine
Physician 1989; February 104-108
144* British Heart Foundation
Management of Hyperlipidaemia
Factfile 2/91
145* Cardiovascular Risk Calculator
This is the plastic disc used for calculating Shaper scores. This one supplied by Servier Laboratories Ltd.
146* Lewis B, Assman G, Mancini M, Stein Y (eds)
Handbook of Coronary Heart Disease Prevention
Current Medical Literature Ltd. London 1989
147 Egan B
Overweight and coronary heart disease (not title)
Amer Journ of Cardiology about Feb 91 quoted in Pulse
148* Harrison I
Providing Diagnostic Services
The Pharmaceutical Journal 1990; Nov 3rd: 597
149* Maguire TA, McElnay JC
Assessment of two new cholesterol measurement systems.
The Pharmaceutical Journal 1990; 3rd Nov: 598
150 Carmichael A, Cockcroft A.
Survey of Student Nurses Smoking Habits in a London Teaching Hospital.
Resp Med 1990; 84: 277-282
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