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The controlled study presented demonstrates the results obtained when using the maximum exercise stress test (MEST) as a behavior-modification tool for coronary artery disease risk factors. Changes in attitudes, behaviors, and objective measurements of health were assessed in a low-risk population. Only exercise level was significantly altered (P less than .03). Changes in the other measured parameters were insignificant. The MEST test is also expensive, and no benefit has been demonstrated in terms of its ability to decrease the morbidity and mortality seen in coronary artery disease.