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2*    Low cost monoxide monitors in smoking assessment.
          Jarvis, Belcher, Vesey, Hutchinson.
                Thorax 1986; 41: 886-887
3*    Evaluation  of  a  portable measure of  expired  air  carbon monoxide.
               Preventative Medicine 17, 109-115 (1988).
4    The Hamilton Scale
          Hamilton.M  Br. J. Medical Psychology 1959 32; 50-55.
5           Peak Flow Rates
          Gregg.I, Nunn.A.T
              BMJ 1973: 3: 282 
6*     A  scoring  system to identify men at high  risk  of  heart attack.
          Shaper.A.G, Pocock.S.J, Phillips.A.N, Walker.M
               Health Trends, 1987, vol. 19,  37 - 39
7*    Identifying men at high risk of heart attacks:  strategy for use in general practice.
          Shaper AG, Phillips AN, Walker M.
               BMJ 1986; 293: 474 - 479 
8    The Fat Factor.
          John O'Mukkane & Carol Muir
               Thorson Publishing Group, Wellingborough, 1988
          Popularising work aimed at an informed lay audience.
9    Coronary Heart Disease: The Need for Action.
          Office of Health Economics, London 1987
10*  Promoting Prevention in Primary Care: Controlled Trial of Low technology, Lowcost approach
          Elaine Fullard et Alia.
               BMJ 1987 294 1080 - 3 
11  Prevention of cardiovascular disease in general practice:  A proposed model.
          Angaard EE, Land JM, Lenihan CJ et alia
               BMJ  1986  393  177 - 80 
12   Strategies for the prevention of coronary heart disease:
          Study group, European Atherosclerosis Society.
               European Heart Journal  1987; 8; 77 - 88
13    Strategies for reducing coronary heart disease and desirable limits for blood lipid concentrations;   guidelines of the British Hyperlipidaemia Association.
               BMJ 1987; 295; 1245 - 6 
14   The lipids research clinics coronary primary prevention trial results.
          Lipids research clinics program.
               JAMA 1984; 251; 351 - 64
15   The value of warning signals of cancer in general practice.
          Holtedahl, K.A.
               Scandinavian  Journal of Primary Health Care  1987; 5(3); 140 - 143 (September)
16   A warning sign questionaire for early diagnosis of cancer.
          Robra, B.P., Molders-Kober, R. and Haehn, K.D.
               Allgemeinmedizin 1988; 17(1); 8-16 (January)
17*   Identification  and treatment of risk factors  for  coronary heart disease in general practice
          Jones,A., Davies, D.H., Dove J.R.
               BMJ 1988; 296(6638); 1711-1714 (18 June) 
18    Screening  for diabetes mellitus in general practice using  a  reflectance meter system.
          Forrest, R.D., Jackson, C.A., and Yudkin, J.S.
               Diabetes Research 1987; 6; 119-122 (November)
19   Hypertension; community control of high blood pressure
          2nd  edition Edinburgh;  Churchill Livingstone 1987 269p 
20   Improving the periodic health examination.
          Madlon-Kay D.J.
               Journal of Family Practice 1987;  25(5);  470 - 473 (November)
21*  Invitation to attend a health check in a general practice setting.
          Pill, R. and Stott, N.
               JRCGP 1988; 38(307); 57-60 (February)
22*  Ditto
          Pill, R., French, J., Harding, K. et al
               Ditto  53-56
23*   Blood  lipid concentrations and  other  cardiovascular  risk factors: distribution, prevalence and detection in Britain.
          Mann JI, Lewis B, Shepherd J,  Winder AF,  Fenster S
               BMJ 1988 296: 1762-6 
24   The Psychological impact of mass screening for cardiovascular risk factors.
          Tymstra T  Bielman B
               Fam Pract 1987 4: 287-290
25*    Cholesterol:    Hypercholesterolaemia   and  the  role   of cholesterol in atherosclerosis.
          Roger Nation
               Current Drug Information 1988 2: 145-151
26*   The pathogenesis of atherosclerosis:   new concepts  in  the area of lipids and lipoproteins.
          Janus ED
               Patient Management Nov 1988 29-31
27*  Abnormal lipids - who should be treated?
          Scott PJ
               Patient Management  Nov 1988 53-47
28   Public attitudes to and experience of medical check-ups
          Anderson RM
               Community Medicine  1983 5: 11-20
29   British regional heart study:  cardiovascular risk factors in middle aged men in 24 towns.
          Shaper, Pocock, Walker et alia
               BMJ 1981 283: 179-186 
30   Mortality decline and widening social inequalities
          Marmot MG  McDowall ME
               Lancet 1986 ii: 274-6
31   Validation of screening procedures
          Cochrane AL  Holland WS
               Br. Med Bulletin 1971 27: 1-8
32   Screening in general practice
          Morell D
               Health Trends 1978 10: 40-42
33    Reducing the risks of coronary heart disease in  individuals and in the population.
          Lewis B  Mann JI  Mancini M
               Lancet 1986 i: 956-60
34   Stopping smoking cuts coronary mortality
          Ball K
          Health Trends 1987 19: 11-13
35  Royal College of General Practitioners Prevention of arterial disease in general practice
          Report from general practice no 19  1981
36   Lowering cholesterol harmful? (not exact title)
          BMJ Aprilish 1989 
               Anthony Lever
37   Lowering cholesterol is good for you (not exact title)
          American researchers
               New England Journal of Medicine  Aprilish 1989
38*  Quality of plasma cholesterol measurements in Primary Care
          Broughton MG, Bullock DG, Cramb R.
               BMJ 1989 298 297-298 
39*  Blood cholesterol and 'Well man' clinics
          Tickner TR
               Circular letter to GPs dated 9/1/89
40*  Desirable weights for adults.
          Weights  of  insured persons in the US  associated  with  lowest mortality.
               Statis Bull Metrop Life Insur Co 40, Nov-Dec 1959
41*  How-often-that-high graphs of serum cholesterol
          Tunstall-Pedoe H, Smith WCS, Tavendale R.
               Lancet 1989 11/3/89 540-542
          British   serum  cholesterol  distributions  graphically presented and discussion of implications
42*  A Clean Bill of Health?
               Which? September 1989
          A  Which?  account  of health  check  clinics.    Really appropriate only to 'full' check-ups
43    Strategies  for  reducing heart disease & limits  for  lipid  concentrations
          Shepherd J, Bettridge BJ, Durrington P et alia
               BMJ 1987;295: 1245-6 
44*  Population Screening for Serum Cholesterol.
          Letters from Gilbert, Bailey, Durrington, Neil
               Lancet 11/3/89  347-8
               On  the whole they seem to approve.    Some  useful  figures.
45*  Know Your Cholesterol:  Population Screening
          Laemmle P, et alia  
               J Lab Clin Med, Nov 1988  567-574
          American  study from Cincinnati.   Emphasises utility of  population   screening  and  the  enormity  of  task  of  sampling and of intervention.
46*  A Clinician's Guide to Office Measurement of Cholesterol
          Burke JJ, Fischer PM
               JAMA 17/6/88 259: 3444-3448
          Comparison of three instruments.  Reflotron comes out OK.  Ames not included.
47*  Consensus Statement
          King's Fund Consensus Conference
               Lancet 8/7/89 115-6
          Summary of findings.  Mass screening disapproved.  Opportunistic screening approved.
48*  Coronary heart disease Health Care Promotion in a Community Pharmacy
          Maguire TA, McElnay JC
               Pharm J 5/8/89 R5-8
          Description of study in Belfast.  BMI, BP & chol  296 clients.  Fee about  œ 5.  Counselling 3 mins
49*  Reflotron Cholesterol Measurement Evaluated (review)
          Sedor FA, Holleman CM, Heyden S, Schneider KA
               Clin Chem 1988 34/12 2542-5
          Reflotron comes out well.
50*  Near Patient Testing in General Practice: A Review
          Sean Hilton     (St Georges)
               JRCGP Jan 1990 Vol. 40  32-36
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