The Stanford Five-City Project, a Major Community Trial Designed to Lower

question 28

Multiple Choice

The Stanford Five-City Project, a major community trial designed to lower the risk of cardiovascular diseases, used two types of surveys to measure treatment-control differences across risk factors. What were they?

• A) Both cross-sectional surveys of households and surveys of a cohort
• B) Both community surveys and focus group surveys
• C) Both surveys of clinical end points and surveys of outcomes
• D) Both case-control groups and surveys of cohorts

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