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5777	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tetrachloronaphthalene - 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
8016	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus Outbreaks - Press Release	[Title]	country 0.320966 standard prevention 0.394154 Dr. Hall 0.392563 Mortality Weekly Report 0.517895 cooking shellfish 0.393958 state partners 0.399211 CaliciNet 0.339364 Disease Control 0.415206 direct contact 0.404495 new strains 0.572039 potential increases 0.398212 vomiting 0.320939 Dr. Jan Vinjé 0.479204 health professionals 0.468719 new strain 0.79151 United States 0.965027 New norovirus strains 0.539318 control outbreaks 0.484527 countries 0.32095 water 0.338006 diarrhea 0.320728 GII.4 Sydney strain 0.727012 highest risk 0.403235 acute gastroenteritis 0.502714 HUMAN SERVICES 0.397481	outbreaks 0.620199 Web site 0.398096 Early identification 0.398811 Centers 0.321141 Young children 0.405377 best ways 0.396489 study 0.321192 norovirus outbreaks 0.547867 proportion 0.321993 Viral Diseases 0.408203 cause 0.336134 Norovirus infections 0.420538 percent 0.340671 Dr. Aron Hall 0.495619 elderly adults 0.403731 predominant GII.4 strain 0.568947 infected people 0.402864 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.397588 CDC researchers 0.425933 Morbidity 0.324795 control measures 0.392041 new GII.4 Sydney 0.486418 severe illness 0.502246 past decade 0.400526	CLICK HERE
10052	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What Is Skin Cancer?	Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States.	squamous cell carcinomas—are 0.348433 skin cancer 0.473026 invisible kind 0.215504 UV rays 0.966203 Basal cell carcinoma 0.364803 United States 0.326294 common skin cancer 0.331182 skin 0.500689 squamous layer 0.281734 UVC rays 0.44009 common types 0.214954 common form 0.218779 skin cancer—basal cell 0.337609 connective tissue 0.215451 UVA rays 0.841593 larger diagram 0.225276 eye conditions 0.204005	damage DNA 0.203806 UV Index 0.445236 basal cell layer 0.374346 account clouds 0.208989 National Weather Service 0.294438 higher risk 0.202954 Squamous cell carcinoma 0.379761 ozone layer 0.332792 local conditions 0.20483 skin cells 0.229426 higher levels 0.203063 skin texture 0.223434 human skin 0.229708 spending time 0.212953 next-day basis 0.214233 UVB rays 0.563819 Environmental Protection Agency 0.294184	CLICK HERE
11995	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Dentists' Self-Perceived Rolein Offering Tobacco Cessation Services: Results From a NationallyRepresentative Survey, United States, 2010-2011 - CDC	Dental visits represent an opportunity to identify and help patients quit smoking, yet dental settings remain an untapped venue for treatment of tobacco dependence. The purpose of this analysis was to assess factors that may influence patterns of tobacco-use–related practice among a national sample of dental providers.	tobacco screening 0.493145 National Tobacco Intervention 0.481927 dental provider practice 0.487458 cessation prescription 0.505035 D. Tobacco attitudes 0.486921 TDT knowledge 0.481862 cessation treatment guidelines 0.520761 cessation assistance guidelines 0.511512 cessation counseling services 0.501652 smoking cessation assistance 0.510032 practice patterns 0.546753 tobacco treatment knowledge 0.492648 tobacco cessation 0.826417 currently providing tobacco 0.493151 dental hygienists 0.500499 reimbursement 0.493801 dental care settings 0.493099 dentists 0.63085 dental settings 0.485748 cessation intervention delivery 0.502622 cessation medication 0.483647 positive attitudes 0.539443 cessation counseling rates 0.522123 tobacco dependence treatment 0.508927	dentists reimbursement 0.485696 tobacco cessation activities 0.559592 dental practices 0.485708 tobacco cessation assistance 0.690183 tobacco use treatment 0.551224 tobacco dependence 0.535657 tobacco assistance 0.480334 public health 0.595211 health care 0.502279 tobacco use prevention 0.491472 New York 0.545697 TDT 0.542061 tobacco use question 0.490549 public health dentists 0.506199 primary care dentists 0.497719 self-reported TDT knowledge 0.480643 cessation pharmacotherapy 0.509104 tobacco-use cessation 0.482114 cessation pharmacotherapy prescriptions 0.508938 practice-based research network 0.485254 tobacco cessation counseling 0.597474 et al 0.522068 dental providers 0.520617 cessation assistance 0.920979	CLICK HERE
12014	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preguntas y respuestas sobre la transmisión | Enfermedad delÉbola	null	blood products 0.262972 CDC 0.296524 recovery. Ebola virus 0.567251 longer term effects 0.2687 Ebola survivors 0.609056 Ebola virus 0.90621 direct contact 0.287454 various body fluids 0.371596 specific body fluids 0.308442 invasive surgical procedures 0.27052 previous outbreaks 0.240535 male survivors 0.246066 measles virus 0.330479 family members 0.242655 viruses 0.24286 viability testing 0.277229 World Health Organization 0.269148 specific fluids 0.269131 body fluids 0.640387 good supportive care 0.275774 blood establishments 0.242593 blood safety 0.263306 Ebola survivors. 0.438015 open cut 0.24356 semen 0.305756	household bleach 0.240678 United States 0.265664 Protein Therapeutics Association 0.264613 Blood Banks 0.241224 possible risk 0.270316 immune response 0.243655 different species 0.241817 previous Ebola outbreaks 0.496367 female Ebola survivors 0.475498 infected blood 0.257306 lipid-enveloped virus 0.307327 breast milk 0.324929 transfusion-transmitted Ebola 0.42599 hospital-grade disinfectants 0.242979 blood 0.282224 infected person 0.246904 spinal column fluid 0.412589 viral clearance steps 0.265519 Ebola patient 0.49314 Virus Persistence Study 0.343482 Sierra Leone Ministry 0.266965 large body 0.247519 time 0.24438 male Ebola survivors 0.538181	CLICK HERE
12098	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Blood Glucose Screening RatesAmong Minnesota Adults With Hypertension, Behavioral Risk FactorSurveillance System, 2011 - CDC	Many US adults have multiple chronic conditions, and hypertension and diabetes are among the most common dyads. Diabetes and prediabetes prevalence are increasing, and both conditions negatively affect cardiovascular health. Early diagnosis and treatment of diabetes and prediabetes can benefit people with hypertension by preventing cardiovascular complications.	data 0.215798 blood glucose testing 0.322703 self-reported glucose screening 0.28911 self-reported diabetes diagnosis 0.255218 diagnosed hypertension 0.209226 blood glucose screening 0.915469 adults 0.554219 hypertension management plans 0.211022 self-reported screening rates 0.23649 self-reported diabetes 0.277757 multiple chronic conditions 0.230605 standardized clinical measures 0.225301 3-year glucose screening 0.248774 self-reported hypertension 0.258755 Minnesota adults 0.335101 Preventive Services Task 0.2432 health care access 0.231648 USPSTF screening guidelines 0.229266 different screening criteria 0.217064 recent screening 0.204541 body mass index 0.200767	diabetes screening rates 0.328897 health 0.316082 Services Task Force 0.247407 Diabetes status 0.201369 hypertension diagnosis 0.234315 Affordable Care Act 0.222261 lower screening rates 0.211084 glucose screening rates 0.378418 diabetes diagnosis 0.260917 lower self-reported screening 0.228657 college degree 0.217182 diabetes management 0.20391 health literacy 0.239509 coronary heart disease 0.280693 American Diabetes Association 0.250104 diabetes risk factors 0.215968 hypertension management 0.214813 provider-ordered screening rates 0.211541 diabetes 0.579741 hypertension 0.540214	CLICK HERE
12558	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Robbing the Future	Cigarette companies have a long history of marketing to youth. “Robbing the Future” explores the various ways the tobacco industry targets young people, the growing popularity of emerging products, such as e-cigarettes, and the dangers associated with those products. If we don’t do more to prevent youth from starting to smoke, one out of every 13 children alive today in this country will die early from smoking. 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=ed36450de26137236664124ce3d9a87820141031113603852	Future 0.639074		CLICK HERE
13256	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Let's Stop HIV Together: PSA (:60)	The PSA features 22 individuals who encourage others in the fight against HIV.	STD 0.352916 national HIV awareness 0.765661 individuals 0.339899 variety 0.381457 children 0.37969 safety 0.381232 different audiences 0.753154 public health professionals 0.906192 CDC-TV videos 0.656089 public service announcement 0.705681 fight 0.34234 PSA 0.357896	National Center 0.499017 HIV/AIDS 0.343586 TB Prevention 0.524981 stories 0.339981 Viral Hepatitis 0.52614 steps 0.343667 Facts 0.341956 preparedness topics 0.770564 anti-stigma campaign 0.523916 Let 0.34642 comment 0.342065 Release Date 0.518429	CLICK HERE
13634	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Treatments	The flu is a contagious respiratory disease that can cause mild to severe illness, and can even lead to death - CDC	pills 0.514892 health care provider 0.625037 tissue 0.526446 inhaled powder 0.573226 treatments 0.512075 doctor’s instructions 0.562498 season 0.512268 high risk group 0.625766 high-risk health condition 0.61609 influenza illness 0.597109 flu-like illness 0.585581 germs 0.5141 prescription medicines 0.571566 antiviral medication 0.666534 flu illness 0.677475 flu antiviral drugs 0.828298 water 0.521762 trash 0.512589 Studies 0.512101 otherwise-healthy people 0.566878 high risk 0.636949 limit contact 0.5632 Important Information 0.56161 antibiotics 0.514817 soap 0.523187	flu symptoms 0.671501 necessities 0.514205 alcohol-based hand rub 0.616204 flu complications 0.717278 prescription medications 0.578594 example 0.525837 pneumonia 0.51468 mild illness 0.596711 hospital 0.512461 nose 0.512336 cases 0.514045 greater chance 0.567373 antiviral drugs 0.994252 sick person 0.6225 medical care 0.702735 people 0.617556 flu 0.871534 fever-reducing medicine 0.565807 Yes. 0.514311 risk medical condition 0.615044 mouth 0.512082 illness milder 0.590546 physician assistant 0.570717 time 0.512699	CLICK HERE
15786	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Grand Rounds: Preventing Suicide Through a ComprehensivePublic Health Approach | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	suicide prevention opportunities 0.608958 Violent Death Reporting 0.445558 suicide risk 0.64871 mental health 0.532376 nonfatal suicide attempts 0.590745 suicide rates 0.685248 health risk behaviors 0.351676 Barraclough B. Suicide 0.515259 public health approaches 0.405038 police suicide prevention 0.555057 previous suicide attempts 0.551864 mental health problems 0.344082 Rochester Medical Center 0.36438 suicide exhibit 0.478126 suicide prevention programme 0.555334 mental health services 0.345919 multicomponent suicide prevention 0.592555 suicidal risk behavior 0.350659 suicide prevention strategies 0.587337 Force Suicide Prevention 0.596405 overall suicide rate 0.579001 National Suicide Prevention 0.585315 Strength suicide prevention 0.548431 Suicide data 0.551845 suicide prevention 0.913495	suicide prevention program 0.732147 United States 0.345885 suicide risk behaviors 0.607351 mental health approach 0.341761 health treatment approach 0.350783 public health strategy 0.33865 public health approach 0.464789 mental health treatment 0.412592 Education Development Center 0.363688 public health 0.728673 Suicide risk factors 0.578107 future suicide attempts 0.560321 Control Research Center 0.367026 First-time suicide attempts 0.558993 suicide plans 0.539471 public health problem 0.365963 mental health care 0.336571 comprehensive prevention strategies 0.407977 private Suicide Prevention 0.577635 suicide contagion 0.486263 National Violent Death 0.449968 public health sector 0.343555 suicide decedents 0.509892 suicide attempts 0.749941	CLICK HERE