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650	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Secondhand Smoke - Smoking & Tobacco Use	null	Secondhand Smoke Rules 0.537184 North Carolina 0.337514 Smoke-Free Home Rules—United 0.555605 Private Sector Worksites 0.493667 Smoke-Free Ordinance—City 0.461605 Local Smoke-Free Laws 0.595047 Smoking Ban—New York 0.54861 World No Tobacco 0.468944 Reduced Hospitalizations 0.364383 Workplaces—United States 0.369615 State-Specific Secondhand Smoke 0.597288 Reduced Secondhand Smoke 0.558572 Secondhand Smoke 0.970093 Nonsmokers 0.232872 Preemptive State Smoke-Free 0.56949 Smoke-Free Laws—50 Largest 0.633628 State Smoke-Free Laws 0.6197 Bars—United States 0.500736 Secondhand Smoke Exposure 0.801033 State-Specific Prevalence 0.36492 Vital Signs 0.346666 State Smoking Restrictions 0.776183 email address 0.367081 Laws United States 0.486158 Current Cigarette Smoking 0.787493	Bars United States 0.4719 State Preemption 0.369571 Implementation 0.247624 Large-Hub Airports—United States 0.523879 Secondhand Smoke Exposure—United 0.565258 Tobacco Day—May 0.468803 Adults—United States 0.388226 Smoking Areas—United States 0.659942 Restaurants—United States 0.390337 Large—Hub Airports 0.363204 Disparities 0.230689 Private Work Sites 0.472949 Secondhand Smoke—United States 0.588786 email updates 0.367492 Health Department Smoking 0.541774 Designated 0.227432 No. 0.764574 Acute Myocardial Infarction 0.480826 State–Specific Prevalence 0.345642 Vol. 0.765015 U.S. Cities 0.364329 Indoor Air Quality 0.505617 Private-Sector Worksites 0.413678 Government Work Sites 0.474382	CLICK HERE
981	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Your Family from Rabies | CDC Features	Rabies is a dangerous virus that anyone can get if they handle or get bitten by an animal that has the disease. Protect yourself and your family from rabies: stay away from wild animals and be sure pets are vaccinated every year.	pets 0.336825 Early symptoms 0.297205 useful barrier 0.279987 unusual animal behavior 0.358047 wild animals 0.765322 unfamiliar domestic animals 0.369443 similar risks 0.281188 direct supervision 0.28457 rabies testing 0.452783 direct bat contact 0.342956 rabid animal 0.309115 animal control 0.44071 Animal care 0.294274 family members 0.355268 domestic animals 0.496876 camp sites 0.28043 animal rabies cases 0.567868 rabies shots 0.463475 occupied spaces 0.28023 unwanted animals 0.302249 camp attendees 0.282654 natural setting 0.283679 Family pets 0.292198 potential exposures 0.349398 best ways 0.29365	rabid wild animals 0.401132 camp official 0.28204 rabies-suspect animal 0.297916 bats 0.375266 regular basis 0.286777 camp situations 0.277212 rabies vaccinations 0.46306 close contact 0.28782 potential exposure 0.282492 dead bats 0.311207 higher risk 0.286521 life-threatening situations 0.28008 dead wild animals 0.37363 dangerous virus 0.293823 wildlife conservation agencies 0.349567 rabies 0.935109 Contact animal control 0.366057 people 0.360318 following link 0.279969 stray animals 0.354887 main animals 0.310414 healthcare provider 0.286688 risk 0.290059 ferrets indoors 0.288856	CLICK HERE
5021	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Radiation Emergencies - Information for Public Health Professionals	Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CRC.  Continuing education 0.461043 NEW 0.2239 public health planners 0.482299 CDC 0.230954 functions 0.22513 professionals 0.250075 vCRC 0.223932 capacity 0.227056 copies 0.225832 medical response 0.336209 TTY 0.241881 tribal public health 0.492991 state 0.224701 credit 0.223097 public health 0.901041 crc operations 0.48433 addition 0.225707 community reception center 0.713781	radiation emergencies 0.5306 overview 0.238943 orientation 0.228934 product 0.223019 staff 0.223436 volunteers 0.223405 Virtual Community Reception 0.482807 important role 0.362601 traditional public health 0.499608 public health personnel 0.59409 following resources 0.349549 radiation emergency 0.398179 training video 0.333143 plans 0.224543 nuclear/radiological incident 0.338764 response partners 0.329573 Key responsibilities 0.361342 training program 0.341466	CLICK HERE
5397	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effect of School District Policy Change on Consumption of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Among High School Students, Boston, Massachusetts, 2004-2006	null	school settings 0.457193 data 0.494867 School Health Policies 0.44893 Boston Public Health 0.474154 Healthy Beverages 0.469409 public high school 0.45978 caloric consumption 0.450726 Public Schools beverage 0.450506 beverage consumption occasion 0.470601 national data 0.455431 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.461254 sugar-sweetened beverage servings 0.466796 capita consumption 0.450673 total consumption 0.457446 policy change 0.50594 school vending machines 0.45873 per-student consumption 0.448198 buying sugar-sweetened beverages 0.516017 Boston Youth Survey 0.618559 Boston Public Schools 0.631281 excess consumption 0.45586 National School Lunch 0.446375 average daily consumption 0.50107 high schools 0.501564 elementary school students 0.444611	Per-capita consumption 0.456391 national trends 0.444501 Boston School Committee 0.458491 fruit drinks 0.488753 less-healthful beverages 0.472403 sugar-sweetened beverage intake 0.478394 Public Health Commission 0.465307 total sugar-sweetened beverages 0.543068 Boston schools 0.462752 daily energy consumption 0.463323 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.985002 new policy 0.44766 sugar-sweetened beverage consumption 0.489734 sports drinks 0.471604 Introduction Consumption 0.461013 mean consumption 0.449323 consumption 0.608638 self-reported consumption quantity 0.462104 high school students 0.494346 sugar-sweetened fruit drinks 0.462167 overall consumption 0.446325 public high schools 0.468211 new Boston Public 0.455673 fruit juice beverages 0.493197	CLICK HERE
8088	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0073ee	Volume 10 — February 14, 2013.	Disease Control 0.360502 Parent-Reported Medication Rates 0.738052 Public Health Service 0.654567 affiliated institutions 0.35763	Human Services 0.364011 Prev Chronic Dis 0.929461 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 0.472464 Demographic Variation 0.449163	CLICK HERE
9544	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0120	Volumen 10 — el 05 de septiembre de 2013.	Elizabeth Dodson 0.325662 Aushra Shatchkute 0.324507 Elizabeth Baker 0.324416 An Evaluation 0.323198 Gunter Diem 0.328623 internacionales wesley s 0.340623 Jacobs JA 0.323917 Shannon M 0.323774 International Practitioners 0.323295 Julie A 0.323346 Gibbert WS 0.323061	Dodson E 0.323236 Wayne Giles 0.323108 Diem G 0.324754 salud pública 0.954592 profesionales médicos 0.32374 Keating SM 0.32511 Kathleen N 0.323447 Vilius Grabauskas 0.323298 Chronic Dis 0.324658 Impact Among US 0.340242	CLICK HERE
9992	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Online Newsroom | CDC Advisory | CDC Telebriefing: New Vital Signs Report - How much alcohol is too much??	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	media availability 0.591072 Non-Media 0.490159 United States 0.637966 adults 0.43996 M.D. 0.435803 briefing 0.452025 brief counseling 0.618028 Noon ET 0.640387 transcript 0.493653 PASSCODE 0.483276 M.P.H 0.474124 Tuesday 0.443421 press 0.458973	behavior 0.440209 Important Instructions 0.612729 CDC Media 0.716879 question 0.539561 health service 0.617396 CDC Director Tom 0.919461 alcoholics 0.449768 touchtone phone 0.635965 latest findings 0.65266 alcohol screening 0.643392 Frieden 0.479044 time 0.434745	CLICK HERE
11568	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Metals: Lead	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
14626	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Safe and Healthy Travel to an International Mass Gathering | CDC Features	International events draw huge crowds and come with unique risks to travelers. Whether they are planned years in advance (Olympics) or happen more spontaneously (Nelson Mandela’s funeral), mass gatherings are associated with crowding at venues, poor hygiene from temporary food and sanitation facilities, and challenging security situations. The risk of infectious diseases increases because of crowded conditions and the influx of attendees from around the world.	large number 0.559874 CDC’s Travelers 0.583778 CDC guidance 0.576705 financial difficulties 0.542331 medical history 0.541695 health information 0.543124 adequate time 0.560154 Zika prevention page 0.713039 pregnant women 0.587439 Nelson Mandela 0.575699 local resources 0.571424 pregnant partners 0.579815 time frame 0.55298 infectious diseases increases 0.711889 adequate vaccinations 0.554632 travel warnings 0.571457 temporary food 0.567915 medical conditions 0.539566 travel alerts 0.569345 primary care provider 0.660914 crowd crush 0.563529 Zika Travel Information 0.742542 international mass gathering 0.675411 travel plans 0.697076	sex partners 0.565671 specific destinations 0.666555 customized recommendations 0.538982 planned activities 0.543261 firm footing 0.550136 CDC recommendations 0.580059 security situations 0.56938 travel medicine provider 0.911154 mass gatherings 0.571448 mass gathering 0.706567 birth defects 0.555135 good idea 0.541219 unique risks 0.569584 travel notices 0.562916 specific location 0.565091 infected person 0.56058 safe journey 0.546386 huge crowds 0.575908 Traveler Enrollment Program 0.661986 poor hygiene 0.562045 specific purpose 0.564968 sanitation facilities 0.574036 International events 0.573091 departure date 0.556044	CLICK HERE
15955	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disparities in Who Receives Weight-Loss Advice From a Health Care Provider: Does Income Make a Difference?	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	income 0.245199 weight-loss advice 0.947833 care provider advice 0.224394 health insurance 0.299571 health care provider 0.76202 higher odds 0.38398 insurance status 0.239116 health status 0.254397	health insurance status 0.227083 respondents 0.203934 racial/ethnic minority 0.205848 obese adults 0.211571 weight-loss advice aligns 0.212531 health care providers 0.27705 multivariate logistic regression 0.216561	CLICK HERE