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625	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A 13-Minute DVD Increases HPV Vaccination | CDC Features	August is National Immunization Awareness Month. Learn more about a 13-minute DVD that effectively promotes and increases the completion of the 3-dose HPV vaccine series that prevents most types of cervical cancer.	young women 0.623021 high rates 0.46081 C. HPV knowledge 0.590294 Kentucky PRC 0.624473 Crosby RA 0.497017 health care providers 0.75366 rural participants 0.468063 Public Health Services 0.503696 public health partners 0.502389 National Coordinating Center 0.49112 cervical cancers 0.479004 low HPV vaccination 0.671369 cervical cancer 0.666666 vaccine series completion 0.516382 rural young women 0.536443 Kentucky PRC website 0.517769 Pub Health Nurs. 0.494597 Kentucky Prevention Research 0.522599 human papillomavirus 0.46024 rural health care 0.524055 lower rates 0.468673 higher rates 0.467566 cancer-related disparities 0.464106 lower vaccination rates 0.543497 HPV vaccination 0.911017	HPV vaccine uptake 0.617614 Prev Chronic Dis. 0.581909 young adult women 0.514022 Vanderpool RC 0.547079 HPV vaccine 0.767523 genital warts 0.558766 HPV vaccination rates 0.84326 rural clinic 0.46588 1-2-3 Pap 0.560088 rural community college 0.512136 Research Centers Program 0.495202 contact Robin Vanderpool 0.51154 rural Appalachian Kentucky 0.543299 Appalachian Kentucky 0.594345 tailored 13-minute DVD 0.509192 local health departments 0.504261 free HPV vaccination 0.619298 public health 0.531649 Appalachian women 0.474533 Head KJ 0.496522 HPV vaccine series 0.70568 rural communities 0.464208 commonly reported reasons 0.494543 region-specific educational campaigns 0.496905	CLICK HERE
2969	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Tips From Former Smokers: Ellie's asthma story	Elle was in her mid-30s when she had her first asthma attack, triggered exposure to secondhand smoke. She loved her job as a bartender, but began to dread going to work.	CDC 0.952579 otra oportunidad 0.320074 CDC Consejos 0.411905 graphic anti-smoking ads 0.331607 Marlene 0.319644 Disease Control 0.520997 healthy work environment 0.33198 Michael 0.318601 Secondhand Smoke 0.335832 Roosevelt 0.332655 Disease Ad 0.324334 Military Service 0.321312 Shawn 0.319738 Tooth Loss 0.319754 Smokers 0.884972 comment policy 0.318267 LGBT Scene 0.339526 Smokers campaign 0.396869 Vision Loss 0.320172 Duration 0.394553 Vicious Cycle 0.322572 Brian 0.328023 Private video 0.362459 Tiffany 0.336384 Asthma Ad 0.337507	Smoking 0.350484 Anuncio de Rose 0.318226 Centers 0.36692 Surgeon General Ad 0.336064 Ad 0.340081 Little Things 0.317975 Terrie Surgeon General 0.372909 Prevention 0.366892 Nathan 0.319894 Slow Recovery 0.319737 Tip Ad 0.323821 Eye Injections 0.339899 views 0.384504 CBS Evening News 0.329015 Brett 0.319529 CDC Tips 0.459235 La suerte 0.319797 James 0.317739 Younger Smokers 0.400845 Quit Smoking 0.317885 Terrie 0.385323 Anthem Ad 0.324761 Teenager Ad 0.326512 Tips 0.724235	CLICK HERE
4681	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About Rotavirus	Clinical Information on Rotavirus	healthy immune systems 0.355041 stool specimens 0.290898 severe rotavirus illness 0.618059 double-stranded RNA 0.292799 rotavirus antigen 0.557532 rotavirus vaccines 0.552706 transcriptase polymerase chain 0.368221 nonstructural proteins 0.29148 transmission 0.226092 Rotaviruses 0.22657 watery diarrhea 0.314891 young children 0.290366 primary mode 0.289157 large clinical trials 0.353856 Additional symptoms 0.298054 infants 0.25308 dehydration. Symptoms 0.297906 contaminated surfaces 0.293103 annual epidemics 0.294358 rotavirus disease 0.93141 dry mouth 0.293877 enzyme immunoassay 0.292589 rapid detection 0.284222 future infections 0.29491	dehydrated child 0.303279 United States 0.369419 rotavirus vaccine 0.538732 unvaccinated children 0.298091 fecal-oral route 0.287737 abdominal pain 0.305447 severe symptoms 0.297327 incubation period 0.298617 electron microscopy 0.291863 close contact 0.286622 characteristic wheel-like appearance 0.373124 temperate climate 0.289148 contaminated water 0.295341 winter seasonal pattern 0.357639 hospitalization 0.236411 oral rehydration therapy 0.360337 highest rates 0.287211 people 0.229706 routine vaccination 0.287128 environment 0.231461 natural infection 0.296958 intravenous fluids 0.288039 Latin word rota 0.377394 available vaccines 0.29947	CLICK HERE
4729	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tuberculosis: General Information	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination	latent TB infection 0.707995 sickness 0.306764 latent infection 0.343521 coughing 0.314744 body depend 0.331765 lungs 0.335596 TB blood test 0.545497 family members 0.331261 area 0.30647 weight loss 0.335527 DOT 0.31076 CDC. Questions 0.329168 false positive tuberculin 0.350049 symptoms 0.350617 persons 0.312918 Mantoux tuberculin skin 0.354084 care worker look 0.354683 person 0.366849 parts 0.314335 throat coughs 0.33383 night sweats 0.336124 general symptoms 0.333994 United States 0.329754 coworkers 0.306596	TB disease 0.946981 air 0.329811 kidneys 0.307598 local health department 0.406341 weakness 0.307292 patient complete treatment 0.349996 positive test 0.328267 arm 0.312239 TB infection 0.726213 drugs 0.342695 BCG vaccination 0.33398 brain 0.306936 tuberculin skin test 0.491474 people 0.40157 sneezes 0.306438 certain medical conditions 0.351301 doctor 0.312483 environment 0.306614 chest pain 0.333298 chest x-ray 0.328587 time 0.326996 TB germs 0.689672 TB blood tests 0.495629 HIV infection 0.336593	CLICK HERE
6621	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Organ Systems and the Chemicals that Affect Them - Ocular Eyes	The ocular system consists of the eye and its central visual system . Light images from the outside pass through the central visual system (cornea, the lens, and fluids) to land upon the retina. The retina then generates the signals passed by the optic nerve to the brain and interpreted as vision.			CLICK HERE
7039	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FoodCORE Partners and Resources	null	Environmental Health Specialists 0.727831 PulseNet 0.244452 CDC 0.269778 Public Health Laboratories 0.724575 Drug Administration 0.474907 NoroSTAT 0.243806 navigation Skip 0.945251 U.S. Department 0.476634 states 0.245283 CaliciNet 0.243898 Rapid Response Teams 0.710286 EHS-Net 0.244083 Integrated FoodSafety Centers 0.723145	Association 0.24349 page options 0.522299 FSIS 0.328741 FoodNet 0.324589 Network 0.244222 outbreak response capacity 0.797166 U.S. Food 0.467835 list Skip 0.937041 state collaborative programs 0.744767 Food Safety 0.475132 FoodCORE 0.272162 content Skip 0.930408 Excellence 0.255038	CLICK HERE
9909	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	December Edition - Public Health Law News - Public Health Law	null	Health Care Reform 0.390774 All-Hazards Preparedness Reauthorization 0.360887 health reform position 0.370943 health law principles 0.398068 daily public health 0.40168 Quality Security Act 0.368287 Drug Quality Security 0.364458 Public Radio News 0.371348 National Health Service 0.378043 health care delivery 0.369855 Health Law News 0.474489 weekly CDC law 0.388926 Preparedness Reauthorization Act 0.368761 mini-public health law 0.412747 health law projects 0.39712 Affordable Care Act 0.388843 public policy 0.364048 public health practice 0.422938 Dental Health Aid 0.382867 public health students 0.402561 health reform 0.426847 health law career 0.407965 Indian Health Board 0.430198 Pandemic All-Hazards Preparedness 0.363212 New York Times 0.385129	United States 0.372029 Health Law Conference 0.435704 National Indian Health 0.432439 Columbia Law School 0.392947 health law preparedness 0.400441 Health System Collaboration 0.367823 Health Reform Policy 0.393158 health law events 0.400432 Public Health Programs 0.423244 CDC Public Health 0.482976 public health professionals 0.396308 public health emergency 0.421112 health legal preparedness 0.395263 local health departments 0.397153 basic public health 0.404463 public health law 0.945792 Health Law Program 0.504279 public health works 0.396942 Tribal Health 0.374177 Native American documents 0.36806 Law News Quiz 0.38997 health law conferences 0.400078 local public health 0.423528 Health Law Research 0.403444	CLICK HERE
12510	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Kalee Prue | Raw Milk Video	Kalee Prue is a health-conscious, single mom from Connecticut, who enjoyed being active. Kalee had trouble digesting lactose and read that drinking raw milk would help her digest dairy better. A few days after finishing the milk, Kalee began to get sick. In this video, Kalee tells her story. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=l1fcf5e7a57096076d9f4c270211cae9220110106131549078			CLICK HERE
12961	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Reach of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program"Education (SNAP"Ed) Interventions and Nutrition and Physical Activity-Related Outcomes, California, 2011"2012 - CDC	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.	data 0.502615 CHIS participants 0.487532 census tracts 0.94557 vegetable consumption 0.533715 SNAP-Ed intervention site 0.473055 high-reach census tracts 0.642003 teenagers 0.511807 intervention reach 0.697626 low-reach census tracts 0.630721 children 0.55591 SNAP–Ed-eligible census tracts 0.551054 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance 0.522959 Health Policy Research 0.494199 CHIS data 0.489252 program-eligible census tracts 0.532066 Health Interview Survey 0.526815 Nutrition Assistance Program–Education 0.525758 USDA demonstration projects 0.477231 Hunger-Free Kids Act 0.523492 SNAP–Ed interventions 0.679164 Nutrition Education 0.485298 no-intervention census tracts 0.721587 SNAP–Ed eligible CHIS 0.489065 California Department 0.48641 Obesity Prevention Branch 0.566599	Public Health 0.488759 study 0.472571 fast food 0.806368 United States 0.50662 adults 0.569766 no-reach census tracts 0.528375 California Health Interview 0.529521 Assistance Program–Education interventions 0.484731 CHIS 0.542105 low-income census tracts 0.530859 CHIS questionnaire 0.486296 dependent variables 0.500751 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.516013 sugar-sweetened beverage consumption 0.490236 CHIS interview data 0.477204 SNAP–Ed intervention reach 0.52221 SNAP–Ed intervention 0.564677 CHIS data collection 0.472093 physical activity 0.753727 California census tract 0.492056 obesity epidemic 0.475045 fast food consumption 0.585783 moderate reach 0.467592 presumed SNAP–Ed intervention 0.483864	CLICK HERE
14300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Autism: Why Act Early? | CDC Features	If you’re concerned about your child’s development, don’t wait. You know your child best. Use a developmental milestones checklist, talk with your child’s doctor, and call your local early intervention program.	early intervention program 0.747192 good outcome 0.402311 rules 0.320927 make real progress 0.495824 Kansas mom 0.409577 things 0.342488 action 0.339197 best chance 0.400331 talk 0.32215 early age 0.40872 high-functioning son 0.403203 brain plasticity 0.402548 regular classroom 0.398236 developmental milestones checklist 0.523441 early intervention services 0.562869 Pennsylvania clinical psychologist 0.494669 typical development 0.397248 local early intervention 0.589963 older children 0.414659 child communicate 0.41251 child 0.53233 parents 0.320228 maximal potential 0.406389 neural circuits 0.401537 Autism Spectrum Disorder 0.875695	n’t wait 0.450691 earlier developmental delays 0.489456 young child 0.409449 Florida teenager 0.502087 life 0.34243 world 0.340615 Florida dad 0.406434 special education 0.399439 Florida brother 0.402995 Florida mom 0.405438 relationship 0.320178 appropriate therapy 0.400126 difficult behaviors 0.405536 big difference 0.427776 special needs 0.394414 early intervention 0.964315 Georgia pediatrician 0.407719 families 0.339713 developmental path 0.408978 doctor 0.346259 Maryland mom 0.422485 future 0.338997 instincts 0.323157 time 0.320155	CLICK HERE