G C Hogelin
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1.
Remington P, Smith M, Williamson D, Anda R, Gentry E, Hogelin G
Public Health Rep
. 1988 Jul;
103(4):366-75.
PMID: 2841712
Since 1981, the Centers for Disease Control has collaborated with State health departments and the District of Columbia to conduct random digit-dialed telephone surveys of adults concerning their health practices...
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Bradstock K, Forman M, Binkin N, Gentry E, Hogelin G, Williamson D, et al.
Addict Behav
. 1988 Jan;
13(1):61-71.
PMID: 3364225
Alcohol use is a complex behavior, occurring in the context of an overall health lifestyle. We used data from a nationally representative telephone survey (N = 12,467 women) to examine...
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White C, Powell K, Hogelin G, Gentry E, Forman M
Am J Prev Med
. 1987 Nov;
3(6):304-10.
PMID: 3452368
Telephone interview data from aggregated state surveys showed that about 21 percent of the U.S. adult population expends greater than or equal to 3 kcal/kg-day in vigorous leisure-time exercise. Three...
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Goldbaum G, Kendrick J, Hogelin G, Gentry E
JAMA
. 1987 Sep;
258(10):1339-42.
PMID: 3625931
Women who smoke and use oral contraceptives (OCs) are at increased risk for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease. To study the prevalence of smoking and OC use and other behaviors affecting...
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Bradstock M, Marks J, Forman M, Gentry E, Hogelin G, Binkin N, et al.
J Stud Alcohol
. 1987 Mar;
48(2):147-52.
PMID: 3560950
National patterns of self-reported drinking-driving were examined using aggregated Behavioral Risk Factor Survey data. Drinking-driving is reported by 6.1% of U.S. adults, is almost three times more prevalent among men...
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Forman M, Trowbridge F, Gentry E, Marks J, Hogelin G
Am J Clin Nutr
. 1986 Sep;
44(3):410-6.
PMID: 3751962
Using data on 19,405 adults from telephone interviews across the US, 1981-1983, we examined the sociodemographic characteristics, health-risk behaviors, body image, and dieting of overweight adults classified by the 1959...
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Goldbaum G, Remington P, Powell K, Hogelin G, Gentry E
JAMA
. 1986 May;
255(18):2459-62.
PMID: 3701963
Although seat belt use could prevent thousands of highway deaths and save billions of dollars annually, most Americans do not routinely buckle up. To understand better this phenomenon and other...
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Gentry E, Kalsbeek W, Hogelin G, Jones J, Gaines K, Forman M, et al.
Am J Prev Med
. 1985 Nov;
1(6):9-14.
PMID: 3870927
Behavioral risk factor (BRF) telephone surveys were conducted by 28 states and the District of Columbia from April 1981 through October 1983 to obtain baseline prevalence estimates for risk factors...
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Bradstock M, Marks J, Forman M, Gentry E, Hogelin G, Trowbridge F
Am J Prev Med
. 1985 Nov;
1(6):15-20.
PMID: 3870923
Results of adult telephone interview data from aggregated state surveys show significant chronic alcohol use (two or more drinks per day) by 8.7 percent of the U.S. population. Rates are...
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Marks J, Hogelin G, Gentry E, Jones J, Gaines K, Forman M, et al.
Am J Prev Med
. 1985 Nov;
1(6):1-8.
PMID: 3870922
The prevalence of most behavioral risk factors varies substantially among states. The prevalence of current cigarette smoking ranges from 22 percent to 38 percent. Estimates of alcohol use show geographic...