Reuters: Illness beliefs shape prevention program adherence

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Illness beliefs shape prevention program adherence
      

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Individual beliefs about heart disease, including its symptoms, controllability, likely duration, and consequences influence adherence to secondary prevention regimens designed to reduce risk, researchers report.</p><div class="feedflare">
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