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Deborah J. Toobert Ph.D., Lisa A. Strycker M.A., Russ E. Glasgow Ph.D.,

Enhancing Support for Women at Risk for Coronary Heart Disease Mediterranean Lifestyle Program FOLLOW-UP. Deborah J. Toobert Ph.D., Lisa A. Strycker M.A., Russ E. Glasgow Ph.D., Manuel Barrera, Jr. Ph.D.,. Research Design. Study/outcome Variables.

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Deborah J. Toobert Ph.D., Lisa A. Strycker M.A., Russ E. Glasgow Ph.D.,

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  1. Enhancing Support for Women at Risk for Coronary Heart Disease Mediterranean Lifestyle ProgramFOLLOW-UP Deborah J. Toobert Ph.D., Lisa A. Strycker M.A., Russ E. Glasgow Ph.D., Manuel Barrera, Jr. Ph.D.,

  2. Research Design

  3. Study/outcome Variables • Behavioral (diet, physical activity, stress-management, smoking, social supportive resources) • Psychosocial (depression, stress, problem solving/coping) • Biological • Progression rate in the IMT of carotid arterial wall • Plasma lipids and lipoproteins (TC, triglycerides, HDL- C, apolipoprotein B, LDL, dense VLDL) • Hemoglobin a1c • Blood pressure, • Body weight/body mass index, waist hip ratio

  4. Summary of MLP Results • Consistent behavioral improvements in diet, exercise, smoking, social support and stress-management for MLP at 6, 12 and 24 months. • 2. Psychosocial and biological improvements, all time points, not as strong as 6 months. • 3. Sonogram trend in favor of MLP.

  5. Objectives of MEDLIFE (CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES) • Evaluation of natural history of longer-term (3- to 7-year) effects of change in multiple behaviors • Study patterns of relapse across multiple behaviors • Effects of theoretically important mediating variables on relapse and maintenance

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