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505	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pregnant Women Need a Flu Shot!	If you're pregnant, a flu shot is your best protection against serious illness from the flu. A flu shot can protect pregnant women, their unborn babies, and even the baby after birth.	prescription antiviral drugs 0.288288 brothers 0.220612 babysitters 0.226819 important step 0.25406 certain pregnancy complications 0.299161 pregnant women 0.876536 best protection 0.261287 pregnant woman 0.314644 flu vaccination 0.480772 possible contamination 0.249041 multi-dose vials 0.302963 single-dose flu shots 0.447945 flu illness 0.484323 birth 0.251964 unvaccinated women 0.259456 additional way 0.295796 trimester 0.225303 injectable influenza vaccine 0.296657 high risk 0.254766 flu symptoms 0.434389 single-dose units 0.249553 thimerosal-free influenza vaccine 0.293538 United States 0.300903 baby’s caregivers 0.29449 grandparents 0.223309	rigorous scientific research 0.29 flu vaccine 0.533256 greater chance 0.255663 babies 0.258098 flu complications 0.463321 safe way 0.248092 flu shots 0.718341 flu antibodies 0.432491 KB 0.223042 Recent studies 0.252152 health care 0.249472 everyday preventive actions 0.284818 sisters 0.220606 flu 0.950233 thimerosal-containing vaccines 0.248526 nasal spray vaccine 0.303622 flu shot 0.703178 U.S. market 0.24913 protective benefit 0.252074 short video 0.259593 close contacts 0.301048 flu season 0.409593 severe illness 0.316788 thimerosal-free flu shot 0.456962	CLICK HERE
6192	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Associations of American Indian children's screen-time behavior with parental television behavior, parental perceptions of children's screen time, and media-related resources in the home.	null	media-related resources 0.332097 current study 0.316565 Bright Start 0.306973 screen time behavior 0.232252 television behavior 0.206224 parental bmi 0.371984 parental role 0.228118 children’s screen 0.488336 media-related household resources 0.265489 child screen 0.207395 child television time 0.23106 child’s television 0.219704 children 0.628936 American Indian children 0.400995 video game player 0.502452 Indian 4-year-old children 0.20416 young children 0.22654 obesity prevention 0.216557 VCR/DVD player 0.376873 behavior 0.297067 sedentary behavior 0.232979 Positive parental involvement 0.211595 Pine Ridge Reservation 0.309532	parental television watching 0.747728 younger children 0.221747 Parental role modeling 0.215868 television watching time 0.704175 body mass index 0.297981 Oglala Lakota youth 0.214202 parental body mass 0.241419 parental behavior 0.230484 relative socioeconomic status 0.24277 home 0.204668 parental roles 0.20422 parental perception 0.33425 parental daily television 0.252495 screen-time behavior 0.24419 parental demographic characteristics 0.223235 daily screen time 0.211205 television time 0.254845 screen time 0.901407 parental perceptions 0.449944 older children 0.204107 parental influence 0.230545 parents 0.368364	CLICK HERE
6565	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Managing Hazardous Materials Incidents	By Congressional mandate, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) produces "toxicological profiles" for hazardous substances found at National Priorities List (NPL) sites.			CLICK HERE
6734	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Bangladesh	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been collaborating with the International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research (ICDDRB) over the last 40 years – most recently to strengthen the country’s capacity to detect emerging infectious diseases and to evaluate new vaccines and other interventions. A strong collaboration between CDC and the Institute of Epidemiology Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) within the Bangladesh Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has further strengthened the country’s ability to detect and respond to disease threats. Since 2002, a CDC medical epidemiologist has led the Program on Infectious Diseases and Vaccine Sciences at ICDDRB.	country 0.344364 poultry workers 0.546479 endorsement 0.372122 infectious diseases 0.858787 investigations 0.339361 sites 0.363896 training 0.344052 capacity 0.350962 Detection Center 0.561213 Content source 0.538979 HHS 0.378639 government 0.339231 Notice 0.347256 avian influenza surveillance 0.841565 public health professionals 0.733934 Download Overview Fact 0.772822 Dhaka City Live 0.775649 short course 0.535106	CDC Global Disease 0.958545 trainings 0.38233 Bangladesh 0.64971 national influenza surveillance 0.84338 interventions 0.365314 non-federal site 0.587757 partners 0.34391 response 0.340612 collaboration 0.34029 years—most 0.344505 district 0.338471 tertiary care hospitals 0.77363 rapid detection 0.559585 employees 0.336985 Bird Markets 0.539534 Sheet 0.339945 acute disease outbreak 0.795615	CLICK HERE
7209	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0315	Recent legislation requires schools to provide free drinking water in food service areas (FSAs). Our objective was to describe access to water at baseline and student water intake in school FSAs and to examine barriers to and strategies for implementation of drinking water requirements.	high school 0.411449 wellness policies 0.534294 State School Water 0.460813 school wellness policies 0.412344 free drinking water 0.780832 School Water Policy 0.463317 free bottled water 0.401968 school drinking water 0.525912 poor drinking water 0.427602 water dispensers 0.406698 school 0.639975 alternative drinking water 0.48067 food service 0.597258 drinking water requirements 0.583195 school FSAs 0.491483 food service areas 0.565455 school FSA water 0.420693 public schools 0.432775 drinking water quality 0.448433 school food service 0.441582 student water consumption 0.406429 California 0.42961 school type 0.411098 study participants 0.403458	schools 0.654953 Bay Area 0.485021 new water requirements 0.402906 appealing water delivery 0.424819 student water intake 0.502271 high schools 0.397091 study 0.407349 drinking water provision 0.497605 bottled water 0.465431 drinking water delivery 0.436721 students 0.458152 California public schools 0.41268 Bay Area schools 0.406679 water intake 0.548138 drinking water 0.96408 free water 0.59349 new school drinking 0.41164 drinking water policies 0.484533 drinking water source 0.443455 drinking water sources 0.486728 San Francisco 0.438191 drinking water access 0.593654 water delivery systems 0.535702 drinking water availability 0.473428	CLICK HERE
9215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Healthy Worksite Program (NHWP) - Webinar Archives	This page contains archived webinar videos, slides, issue briefs, and links to CEU credits related to CDC National Healthy Worksite Program presentations	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
13651	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Fall Prevention Awareness Day -September 23, 2015	Annually in the United States, 2.5 million persons aged ?65 years are treated in emergency departments for injuries from falls, resulting in $34 billion in direct medical costs (1). Given these costs, the aging U.	healthcare providers 0.667716 endorsement 0.568613 STEADI modules 0.663518 United States 0.830154 injuries 0.5505 fall prevention 0.79611 original MMWR paper 0.761257 U.S. Government Printing 0.756595 Human Services 0.752577 clinical practice 0.653812 Superintendent 0.526275 older persons 0.66226 MMWR HTML versions 0.767065 U.S. Department 0.748702 MMWR readers 0.653532 character translation 0.638287 major risk 0.673726 electronic PDF version 0.75667 National Fall Prevention 0.786539 Aging 0.53087 health care providers 0.798414 additional falls 0.666272 format errors 0.641053 incorporate fall prevention 0.793055	direct medical costs 0.976141 modifiable risk factors 0.79885 clinical guidelines 0.657007 Additional information 0.657056 White House Conference 0.79184 effective interventions 0.670059 Contact GPO 0.673924 5-year period 0.663054 typeset documents 0.647862 fall death rates 0.821833 trade names 0.646473 commercial sources 0.646357 continuing education 0.654299 official text 0.636378 emergency departments 0.662994 Free online training 0.784269 U.S. population 0.672987 current prices 0.640549 non-CDC sites 0.645143 GE Centricity 0.672671 original paper copy 0.748161 electronic conversions 0.640539 electronic health record 0.803754	CLICK HERE
13694	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Prepare for Everywhere	null			CLICK HERE
15698	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Primary Prevention and Public Health Strategies to Prevent Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome	Primary Prevention and Public Health Strategies to Prevent Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome	Health Grand Rounds 0.971201 NAS 0.783037 effective prevention strategies 0.488158 MPH 0.331349 Birth Defects 0.479959 CDC Guideline 0.375013 Susan Laird 0.336261 effective prevention strategy 0.482678 additional care 0.356883 pregnant women 0.619801 Health Promotion 0.381545 healthcare spending 0.357828 prescription drugs 0.530294 MD 0.307739 Health Scientist 0.375486 Reproductive Sciences 0.338344 National Center 0.476656 proper care 0.357061 Yale University School 0.449908 Stephen W. Patrick 0.453084 Kimberly A. Yonkers 0.462329 Communications Director 0.34951 preconception health care 0.550065 Public Health Grand 0.529827 Cheryl S. Broussard 0.470661	Federal Policies 0.334426 Vanderbilt University 0.334306 Developmental Disabilities 0.337624 treatment 0.275185 Public Health 0.781395 United States 0.512441 Reproductive Health 0.3831 babies experience withdrawal 0.513579 Wanda Barfield 0.363195 Prescribing Opioids 0.349294 Deputy Scientific Director 0.45523 Health Policy 0.371247 U.S. Public Health 0.516479 Chronic Pain 0.328011 Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome 0.991967 local partners 0.349249 expectant mother 0.352472 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.469504 recent initiatives 0.347483 prescription painkillers 0.406221 better policies 0.348272 NAS Prevention 0.555754 John Iskander 0.344222 Assistant Professor 0.33135	CLICK HERE
15767	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Buy Quiet - For Manufacturers	Noise-induced hearing loss is one of the most common work-related illness in the United States. Each year approximately 22 million U.S. workers are exposed to noise loud enough to damage their hearing. To create a more healthful workplace, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) recommends preventing hazardous noise through controls for noise exposure (http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/noisecontrol/) and encourages business owners to create Buy Quiet (http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/buyquiet) programs as a first step.	Manufacturers 0.651346	Buy Quiet 0.97944	CLICK HERE