Montana State
University, Cornell University, and Tufts University are developing a new
program for residents in rural Montana towns that aims to promote heart health
through things such as healthier eating, more physical activity, reducing
stress, and quitting smoking. The Montana towns that are participating in this
study are: Broadus, Choteau, Harlowtown, Lewistown, Livingston, Miles City,
Plentywood, Rudyard, Shelby, and Thompson Falls.
To best tailor the
program, two discussion groups are being conducted this fall in each of the ten
participating towns. The study team seeks men and women who are 40-64 and
consider themselves part of the Choteau community. The discussions will be
hosted by the local extension office and held on October 6. Women will meet from noon-1:30 p.m. and men will meet
from 5:30-7:00 p.m. with 8-12 individuals. A light meal will be
served. The discussion group participants will receive $25 for their
time.
If you’d like to
participate in a discussion group or have any questions about the study, please
contact the Extension Office.
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