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5745	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Welding fumes - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
6955	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0186	Modifiable health risk behaviors such as physical inactivity, unhealthy eating, and tobacco use are linked to the most common chronic diseases, and chronic diseases contribute to 70% of deaths in the United States.			CLICK HERE
6960	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0160	The Appalachian region of the United States has disproportionately high colorectal cancer (CRC) death rates and low screening rates. The purpose of this pilot study was to assess acceptability of a take-home fecal immunochemical test (FIT) and the effect of follow-up telephone counseling for increasing CRC screening in rural Appalachia.	FIT adherence 0.476189 health insurance 0.440138 population-based FIT screening 0.470773 initial screening nonadherence 0.395431 Appalachian Pennsylvania counties 0.366475 provider-recommended FIT screening 0.47108 FIT adherence rates 0.406911 free take-home FIT 0.389755 screening method 0.410136 widespread screening method 0.402554 screening adherence rate 0.41567 Appalachian region 0.381615 colorectal cancer screening 0.503124 rural Appalachian Pennsylvania 0.391604 CRC death rate 0.371931 baseline questionnaire 0.469577 Fox Chase Cancer 0.407076 cancer network community 0.362067 evidence-based screening method 0.402189 FIT screening 0.528256 community advisory committee 0.416321 Appalachian Pennsylvania 0.466468 telephone counseling 0.942656 initial screening adherence 0.405829	CRC screening 0.782244 Community Cancer Network 0.363346 CRC death rates 0.492209 study 0.399902 follow-up telephone counseling 0.575921 United States 0.425279 average CRC risk 0.433589 CRC screening objective 0.487024 Chase Cancer Center 0.406832 acceptable screening test 0.40222 FIT adherence rate 0.386636 answering machine reminder 0.494812 take-home FIT 0.48912 take-home InSure FIT 0.366594 Appalachia Cancer Network 0.470244 fecal immunochemical test 0.492811 provider-recommended take-home FIT 0.390838 Northern Appalachia Cancer 0.470288 CRC-related knowledge 0.365544 FIT 0.612973 primary care 0.44721 low screening rates 0.438069 Appalachia Community Cancer 0.404674 Appalachia recommend FIT 0.416725	CLICK HERE
10218	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lightning | CDC	CDC provides information about lightning strikes including safety tips for people indoors and outdoors, first aid recommendations, and lightning strike victim data.	average 0.25313 list Skip 0.72381 United States 0.42455 page options Skip 0.942919 mold 0.252047 thunder 0.255266 insects 0.249259 navigation Skip 0.731772 disaster 0.244593 lightning strike injuries 0.791929 times 0.241753	Illnesses 0.252101 cleanup 0.258289 earth 0.241937 carbon monoxide poisoning 0.650553 environmental concerns 0.425608 warning 0.257512 consequences 0.256428 risk 0.239677 animals 0.237091 family 0.242511	CLICK HERE
10401	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Communication Guide for Policy and Environmental Change'State Resources'DHDSP'CDC	null	Environmental Change 0.655697 Stroke Prevention 0.807152 Disease Control 0.607581 disabling 0.201683 Communication Guide 0.952608	heart disease 0.990318 new tool 0.668967 Stroke Addendum 0.930965 Stroke–free States 0.662722	CLICK HERE
10830	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Model for Training Public Health Workers in Health Policy: the Nebraska Health Policy Academy - CDC	There is growing recognition that health goals are more likely to be achieved and sustained if programs are complemented by appropriate changes in the policies, systems, and environments that shape their communities. However, the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to create and implement policy are among the major needs identified by practitioners at both the state and local levels. This article describes the structure and content of the Nebraska Health Policy Academy (the Academy), a 9-month program developed to meet the demand for this training.	3-county health district 0.578006 public health policies 0.61127 policy process 0.584968 health policy training 0.650145 training programs 0.581109 additional public health 0.605111 health department staff 0.657216 public health leadership 0.598593 Public health training 0.612253 C. Public health 0.598805 Public Health Infrastructure 0.602575 policy change 0.661804 policy development project 0.694507 health policy efforts 0.648769 sparsely populated state 0.577902 P. Community health 0.584611 public health practice 0.600605 community health 0.59964 state public health 0.630545 community health workers 0.59192 Nebraska Medical Center 0.644895 public health policy 0.756994 public health staff 0.639767 public health workforce 0.695602 health promotion 0.594511	Health Services Research 0.580089 policy development 0.712519 local health department 0.59371 health policy 0.783723 public health burden 0.595186 Policy versus programs 0.579802 public health professionals 0.634281 public health goals 0.622652 public health 0.962142 public health organizations 0.606449 public health workers 0.622056 policy development tools 0.586515 Health Policy Academy 0.771475 public health tool 0.665371 local public health 0.642222 evidence-based public health 0.596174 specific policy change 0.578952 competency-based training program 0.617035 Health Policy Curriculum 0.636133 public health problem 0.613142 Public Health Service 0.598618 Public Health Collaborative 0.601818 Nebraska Health Policy 0.749346 public health action 0.601585	CLICK HERE
11434	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Before and After: Ebola Isolation Ward Makes Improvements	Watch this Before and After Tour of Ebola Isolation Ward safety improvements to compound in Lagos, Nigeria. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html	YouTube 0.308674	Ebola Isolation Ward 0.94043	CLICK HERE
14336	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Preparing for Local Mosquito-Borne Transmissionof Zika Virus - United States, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Wkly Rep. Published 0.394524 mosquito-borne Zika virus 0.53538 CDC’s Travelers 0.391272 1-day Zika Action 0.433732 health care provider 0.408551 effective response plans 0.399699 Human Services 0.389178 early pregnancy loss 0.409303 Zika virus 0.966598 U.S. Department 0.389626 possible Zika virus 0.493696 pregnant women 0.459306 pregnancy problems 0.360971 Polen KN 0.359697 common signs 0.357907 electronic PDF version 0.394407 pregnant woman 0.375075 active Zika virus 0.631913 up-to-date travel information 0.401509 early detection 0.362401 health care providers 0.400718 male partners 0.357985 Zika virus disease 0.58622 U.S. government agencies 0.427872	anticipated emergence 0.362717 Zika virus transmission 0.857701 special precautions 0.355941 Aedes species mosquitoes 0.417159 vaginal intercourse 0.362322 original MMWR paper 0.399515 Widespread Zika virus 0.535838 Zika virus infection 0.695791 continental United States 0.411287 CDC Zika Response 0.463454 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.403332 local government officials 0.402224 MMWR readers 0.355647 U.S. state 0.364827 senior state 0.355914 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.405205 anal intercourse 0.36402 Zika preparedness 0.382432 sexual transmission 0.387415 virus infection acquisition 0.4782 mosquito-borne transmission 0.512209 local jurisdictions 0.359327 local government partners 0.422843 interim guidelines 0.354686	CLICK HERE
14428	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Shannon A. Novosad 0.633579 contaminated medical supplies 0.653032 marrow transplant unit 0.669965 mucormycosis 0.651888 PADOH/CDC on-site investigation 0.641121 Pennsylvania Department 0.657688 different mucormycete species 0.648842 solid organ transplantation 0.78569 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.730491 Clin Infect Dis 0.888792 intensive care unit 0.638377 mold spores 0.644598 Infection Control Risk 0.701721 immunosuppressive medications 0.646017 solid organ transplant 0.940921 clinical indication 0.649212 organ transplant recipients 0.952059 invasive mold infections 0.663472 mucormycete-active prophylactic agent 0.653193 common construction-related exposure 0.634181 mucormycosis diagnosis 0.649542 Transplant-Associated Infection Surveillance 0.751485 diagnostic specimen 0.640047 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.63486 Infection Surveillance Network 0.751464	Olmstead R. Construction 0.637387 5Laboratory Leadership Service 0.634466 original MMWR paper 0.63287 airborne infectious disease 0.633169 additional transplant 0.643497 infection control 0.759202 antifungal prophylactic agent 0.794046 Healthcare Quality Promotion 0.633001 cell transplant recipients 0.703407 12-month period 0.67372 6CDC Career Epidemiology 0.637726 ubiquitous environmental organisms 0.655577 negative-pressure isolation room 0.67165 organ transplant patients 0.715151 invasive fungal infections 0.748011 probable health 0.680906 health 0.685781 hospital construction projects 0.694999 bone marrow 0.646429 Infect Control Hosp 0.649668 transplant recipients 0.988738 invasive fungal infection 0.698384 on-site investigation 0.652726 et al 0.691881	CLICK HERE
15388	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effect of the Healthy Schools Program on Prevalence ofOverweight and Obesity in California Schools,2006&ndash2012	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.	HSP practice 0.593364 6-step process 0.489061 obesity prevention programs 0.477112 HSP’s inception 0.637093 HSP 50-item assessment 0.61451 obesity prevention 0.566388 obesity prevalence 0.509788 obesity 0.636778 dose–response analyses 0.494249 robust BMI data 0.475783 HSP MOU 0.625664 HSP 0.943505 school-based obesity prevention 0.485433 body mass index 0.481593 obesity prevention efforts 0.478982 California schools 0.516042 total school enrollment 0.478587 HSP national advisors 0.93653 HSP data records 0.620801 healthy schools program 0.573475 exposure 0.482291 schools 0.797204 HSP national advisor 0.803369 TTA 0.475875	obesity prevention strategies 0.493196 HSP tools 0.571931 HSP program manager 0.616065 onsite HSP 0.720914 school’s obesity 0.486165 propensity-score matched control 0.512536 HSP’s impact 0.620392 HSP assessment 0.589046 program managers 0.47565 weight status 0.59541 HSP activities 0.579161 overweight 0.487072 enrolled schools 0.47953 HSP National Healthy 0.617996 California public schools 0.496507 HSP districts 0.589238 HSP schools 0.690876 Healthier Generation 0.489157 control schools 0.523132 physical activity environments 0.665918 childhood obesity 0.564022 non-HSP California schools 0.493436 later HSP cohorts 0.593327 BMI data 0.51604	CLICK HERE