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6156	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ticks	Information on ticks and tickborne disease. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	different types 0.387676 ticks 0.62899 Open Season 0.368529 Clinical Features 0.386214	Emerging Tickborne Diseases 0.864514 different file formats 0.682276 HHS joint webinar 0.946698	CLICK HERE
6327	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Exploring perceptions of colorectal cancer and fecal immunochemical testing among African Americans in a North Carolina community.	null	North Carolina 0.655965 central North Carolina 0.474232 colorectal cancer screening 0.619136 population-based CRC screening 0.603786 CRC screening programs 0.606017 health care provider 0.581507 uninsured African Americans 0.468788 FIT packaging 0.451228 screening regimen 0.486108 Focus group data 0.46982 late-stage CRC 0.467813 free CRC screening 0.603742 eligibility screening 0.473236 CRC screening 0.986231 accurate screening 0.496048 cervical cancer screening 0.526687 FIT accuracy 0.461282 relative advantage 0.513902 FIT screening 0.782828 Community-based FIT screening 0.645994 FIT procedures 0.456857 CRC screening tests 0.716924 positive FIT results 0.511562 different CRC screening 0.637382 African Americans 0.618969	innovation characteristics 0.466771 various screening tests 0.541356 good screening option 0.497068 innovation theory 0.488874 screening impediment 0.462763 focus groups 0.484588 FIT adoption 0.4585 formative research data 0.472657 participants 0.625917 community screening 0.473365 FIT design 0.469201 recent screening 0.476461 CRC screening guidelines 0.702725 fecal immunochemical test 0.493306 primary screening 0.460542 stool tests 0.563321 focus group participants 0.458955 Chapel Hill 0.496603 FIT 0.836788 screening options 0.485338 focus group 0.621481 screening rates 0.515659 FIT screening intervention 0.637293 stool test screening 0.608589	CLICK HERE
6637	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Chemical Class - Nitrosamines/ethers/alcohols	Nitrosamines are a group of organic chemicals formed by the interaction of nitrites with amines or amides inside the body; they have been found to cause cancer in animals. Ethers contain hydrocarbon groups connected by an oxygen atom. They are volatile and highly flammable organic compounds, and ; some have been used as anesthetics.			CLICK HERE
8509	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Health Day - April 7, 2013	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.565192 CDC 0.578851 endorsement 0.469135 ischemic heart disease 0.690275 public health practitioners 0.687365 Human Services 0.667705 assistive technology 0.567984 50th anniversary 0.55203 U.S. Department 0.663719 MMWR HTML versions 0.653048 Hearts initiative 0.545082 electronic PDF version 0.641979 World Health 0.925471 e-mail 0.452905 blood pressure 0.950571 sodium reduction initiative 0.65456 World Health Organization 0.718902 Additional information 0.648054 Contact GPO 0.563537 commercial sources 0.538658 blood pressure control 0.683083 major cause 0.543396 current prices 0.53541 multiple ways 0.547581	original paper copy 0.648707 heart attacks 0.546095 Global Burden 0.543148 U.S. Government Printing 0.654762 original MMWR paper 0.648767 Disease Study 0.543549 premature death 0.549556 MMWR readers 0.544541 character translation 0.532645 Murray CJ 0.539079 format errors 0.533155 Spanish-language materials 0.552525 subject line 0.564246 typeset documents 0.539667 trade names 0.538752 official text 0.531196 risk factor 0.547885 non-CDC sites 0.537316 high blood pressure 0.877815 et al 0.536339 Disability-adjusted life 0.541043 systematic analysis 0.537639 electronic conversions 0.529883 hypertension 0.505097	CLICK HERE
10677	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Public Health Issues	Find information on public health issues related to air quality, including asthma, heart disease and stroke, and more.	outdoor activity 0.650684 heart health 0.639765 heart attack 0.649093 CDC 0.532926 Cooking 0.529975 destination 0.52975 teens 0.530002 facts 0.529846 especially children 0.641832 Clean Cookstoves 0.667896 world 0.557405 certain industrializing countries 0.789532 air quality 0.742482	group 0.532013 solid fuels 0.655425 Global Alliance 0.647046 diseases 0.567443 asthma 0.649907 people 0.598971 stroke 0.531489 Travelers 0.531228 heating indoors 0.660279 air pollution 0.998052 charcoal 0.53412 health effects 0.645362	CLICK HERE
11454	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Determinants of Major Cardiovascular Risk Factors Among Participants of the South Carolina WISEWOMAN Program, 2009"2012 - CDC	Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death among US women, accounting for 25% of all deaths in this population. Approximately 65% of these deaths occur in asymptomatic women. Hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and diabetes mellitus (diabetes) are major risk factors for CVD and can be treated effectively if identified at an early stage.	high school 0.349686 South Carolina Department 0.304457 blood glucose 0.212445 high school graduate 0.206224 heart attack 0.299211 SC WISEWOMAN 0.977746 uncontrolled hypertension 0.330845 blood cholesterol levels 0.206148 untreated hypertension 0.263406 total cholesterol 0.31038 South Carolina 0.987838 hypercholesterolemia 0.420437 CVD risk factor 0.580201 high blood cholesterol 0.311229 SC WISEWOMAN participants 0.286039 Body mass index 0.273541 prevalence 0.224197 mg/dL 0.221463	general South Carolina 0.209169 clinically determined hypercholesterolemia 0.220953 different CVD risk 0.209687 Carolina Well-Integrated Screening 0.219154 health 0.252498 mm Hg 0.58581 uncontrolled CVD risk 0.329106 SC WISEWOMAN program 0.618463 significant predictors 0.389827 clinically determined hypertension 0.203392 high blood pressure 0.518001 family history 0.420914 South Carolina Well-Integrated 0.235881 South Carolina population 0.201046 LDL cholesterol 0.328214 CVD risk factors 0.83993 hypertension 0.514572 diabetes 0.393258	CLICK HERE
14055	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Public Health and Rare Diseases: Oxymoron No More	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.	Birth Defects 0.274662 spina bifida 0.284826 persistent health problems 0.314845 infectious diseases 0.284248 public health practitioners 0.386005 orphan diseases 0.27988 primary risk factors 0.28277 treatable rare conditions 0.303164 health research 0.272352 single rare diseases 0.327304 Ashkenazi Jewish population 0.273149 opportune medical interventions 0.276955 Disease Control 0.301116 severe genetic disease 0.277217 public health approaches 0.365175 medical care reach 0.276495 sudden health crises 0.314201 National Center 0.275094 risk factors 0.360519 population health 0.275798 Box lists goals 0.270089 health care services 0.318866 wider social recognition 0.271249 National Academies Press 0.270523	public health activities 0.325213 cereal grain products 0.270601 Rare Diseases Act 0.332134 folic acid fortification 0.272002 Developmental Disabilities 0.271619 health threats 0.273393 United States 0.328411 largely unpreventable diseases 0.303055 rare diseases 0.921677 public health approach 0.638937 cystic fibrosis 0.280778 Duchenne muscular dystrophy 0.275966 primary prevention 0.281231 environmental risk factors 0.28809 public health 0.761266 better health care 0.299004 longitudinal data collections 0.276676 medical care 0.279687 cystic fibrosis patients 0.275951 comprehensive public health 0.362963 large-scale public health 0.314502 major chronic diseases 0.322458 devastating health consequences 0.298646 public health standpoint 0.307864	CLICK HERE
15382	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Enhancing Workplace Wellness Efforts to Reduce Obesity: AQualitative Study of Low-Wage Workers in St Louis, Missouri,2013-2014	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.	health promotion activities 0.553308 work environment 0.622636 physical work environments 0.53805 traditional workplace wellness 0.541298 New England Workplace 0.541915 little-studied health disparity 0.535842 employer-sponsored wellness programs 0.53987 health behaviors 0.586844 health care organization 0.638806 large health care 0.552695 Workplace participatory programs 0.55343 weight loss 0.546397 healthy eating 0.652089 workplace health promotion 0.716525 work schedule 0.545121 Total Worker Health 0.563862 health care costs 0.548341 wellness programs 0.966848 employer wellness programs 0.538153 low-wage workers 0.670008 workplace health programs 0.643012 A. Workplace health 0.570039 Healthy Workplace Participatory 0.55032 retail workers 0.572518 Public Health 0.598005	healthy behaviors 0.540924 worker health program 0.571658 health promotion 0.753303 health care plan 0.539537 Work Environ Health 0.571725 workplace wellness programs 0.836 current workplace wellness 0.538902 health behavior 0.53861 focus group discussions 0.571245 health participatory program 0.548691 health care 0.728066 worksite health promotion 0.64068 health promotion programs 0.65426 health care worker 0.543125 worksite wellness programs 0.566302 social work environment 0.543088 health 0.909691 Workplace wellness efforts 0.541326 food options 0.576533 physical activity 0.918474 Occup Environ Med 0.621621 focus group 0.573996 Workplace health protection 0.565082 Worksite health facilitatorsWhat 0.534759	CLICK HERE
15768	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The owner of a residential framing company designs safety into each of his job sites	John LeBlanc talks about what happened when one of his workers died from a fall on a LeBlanc job site. The death had a profound effect on LeBlanc, and led to a complete restructuring of his company’s safety procedures. He started from scratch but you don’t have to. Learn more at stopconstructionfalls.com	owner 0.437344 job sites 0.719022	safety 0.435797 residential framing company 0.941699	CLICK HERE
16310	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Diet/Nutrition	null	Women 0.249572 PDF 0.244006 Daily Water Intake 0.972463	United States 0.563373 MB 0.398433 U.S. Men 0.604231	CLICK HERE