...the United States. Reduced Risk Factors • By 1990, the prevalence of significant overweight (l20 percent of "desired" weight) among the US adult population...of men and 17 percent of women, without nutritional impairment. • By 1990, 50 percent of the overweight population should have adopted weightloss regimens,...

...in 1984, the standard was revised to 140/90 mm Hg. 7990 High Blood Pressure Objectives - Continued By 1990, the prevalence of significant overweight...of men and 17 percent of women, without nutritional impairment. This objective will not be met. Data from NHANES I for 1971-1974 indicated that 14% of...

...as a public health problem. Reduced risk factors 3. The prevalence of significant overweight (>120% of "desired" weight) among the US adult population should be decreased to 10% of men and 17% of women, without nutritional impairment. 4. Fifty percent of the overweight population...

...pressure (160/95) should have attained successful longterm blood pressure control (140/90 or below). b By 1990, the prevalence of significant overweight...among the US adult population should be decreased from 10 percent of men and 17 percent of women without nutritional impairment. (In 1971-74, 14 percent...

...pressure (160/95) should have attained successful longterm blood pressure control (140/90 or below). b By 1990, the prevalence of significant overweight...among the US adult population should be decreased from 10 percent of men and 17 percent of women without nutritional impairment {In 1971-74, 14 percent...

...pressure (160/95) should have attained successful longterm blood pressure control (140/90 or below) b By 1990. the prevalence of significant overweight (120 percent of 'desired weight") among the US adutt population should be decreased from 10 percent of men and 17 percent of women without nutritional...