An intervention program that focuses on increasing health behaviors among people without disease is called

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Primary prevention is an intervention program that aims to increase health behaviors among people without disease, with the goal of preventing the occurrence of disease in the first place. Secondary prevention focuses on early detection and treatment of disease among people who already have it. Primary intervention is not a commonly used term in public health. Healthy start programs are a specific type of primary prevention program that targets high-risk pregnant women and infants to improve birth outcomes and reduce infant mortality rates.

An Intervention Program That Focuses on Increasing Health Behaviors Among