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1194	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stay Healthy During the World Cup in Brazil | CDC Features	If you plan to travel to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup, follow these recommendations to stay safe and healthy.	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
1247	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Association Between Contraceptive Use and Gestational Diabetes: Missouri Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System, 2007"2008 - CDC	The efficacy and safety of contraceptives have been questioned for decades; however, whether a relationship exists between hormonal contraceptives and gestational diabetes (GDM) is undetermined. The aim of this study was to investigate whether maternal risk for GDM was influenced by type of contraceptive method used before pregnancy.	recent pregnancy 0.57313 nonhormonal contraceptive methods 0.615937 Senior Services 0.583099 prenatal maternal morbidities 0.57395 higher odds 0.637186 GDM merits 0.651056 type 0.573119 pregnancy weight gain 0.573404 high blood glucose 0.659026 hormonal contraception 0.674977 contraceptive patches 0.582885 GDM 0.947515 birth control methods 0.656315 GDM given exposure 0.710672 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.646688 hormonal methods 0.750869 gestational diabetes 0.622267 predictor variables 0.578953 marital status 0.582859 PRAMS survey 0.579437 PRAMS C-PONDER query 0.592454 increased risk 0.59025 intermediate prenatal care 0.574312 barrier methods 0.688605	potential risk factor 0.617709 hormonal forms 0.587231 risk factors 0.582386 hormonal contraceptives 0.622 contraceptive method 0.708164 pregnancy 0.738359 Missouri Pregnancy Risk 0.649751 PRAMS 0.669807 Missouri PRAMS respondents 0.606865 contraception 0.728651 prenatal care 0.816617 Missouri Department 0.584197 Medicaid status 0.583343 birth control 0.727262 Missouri state PRAMS 0.595623 GDM prevalence 0.662481 weighted response rate 0.612937 hormonal birth control 0.611006 adequate prenatal care 0.690055 hormonal contraceptive methods 0.707901 prenatal care services 0.574041 Risk Assessment Monitoring 0.632698 fertility awareness 0.583846	CLICK HERE
4658	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Effect of a multifaceted, church-based wellness program on metabolic syndrome in 41 overweight or obese congregants	null	North Carolina 0.508439 maximum heart rate 0.394758 modest weight loss 0.405619 Church Wellness Study 0.401527 healthy cutoff value 0.394583 blood pressure 0.51891 overweight BMI range 0.40217 decrease insulin resistance 0.420976 calorie restriction 0.460682 omega-6 fatty acids 0.422003 cardiovascular disease risk 0.471571 body mass index 0.490723 multifaceted wellness intervention 0.433022 weight loss 0.629978 University Health Sciences 0.513717 omega-3 fatty acids 0.418262 6-month calorie restriction 0.414324 metabolic syndrome 0.91007 Heilbronn LK 0.409992 metabolic syndrome risk 0.444315 hip circumference 0.395935 obese participants 0.433206 intervention 0.443425 women 0.404622	overweight participants 0.398592 self-reported wellness 0.399406 exercise 0.441104 Forest University Health 0.513723 weight loss program 0.428751 exercise program 0.401727 8-week intervention 0.421643 group exercise sessions 0.399043 weight loss programs 0.495477 exercise intervention 0.392916 insulin resistance 0.715796 health care 0.394518 participants 0.455239 Wake Forest University 0.506681 cardiovascular disease 0.496571 fatty acids 0.535141 original body weight 0.399771 physical activity 0.420784 United Methodist Church 0.477858 multifaceted wellness program 0.418314 obese adults 0.406022 commercial weight loss 0.433765 et al 0.550088 Hillsdale United Methodist 0.472367	CLICK HERE
5313	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC's Yellow Book provides useful tips on healthy international travel - Press Release: May 9, 2011	Updated CDC Travel Health Book Released	Nile River cruises 0.651543 New itineraries 0.570331 digitally downloadable book 0.64758 hajj pilgrimage 0.6923 Health Branch 0.591129 travel health preparations 0.72152 southern Florida 0.536928 native countries 0.529799 new edition 0.553789 new information 0.54927 CDC Health Information 0.852854 travel health threats 0.714409 international disease outbreak 0.672506 new popular travel 0.766089 cruise ship travel 0.670481 lets travelers search 0.683745 Internet book sellers 0.64833 particular knowledge 0.540147 jet lag 0.529154 Yellow Book 0.935049 World Cup 0.533233 popular international destination 0.692701 South Africa 0.541085 HUMAN SERVICES 0.529359 yellow fever 0.579817	safe trip 0.544048 planning activities 0.546529 mosquito-borne disease 0.548496 new features 0.56368 Saudi Arabia 0.53913 travel health 0.864492 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.529494 Oxford University Press 0.636731 military deployments 0.56458 international adoptions 0.546495 previous Yellow Book 0.703803 travel health experts 0.741511 international travel 0.689773 Health website 0.565477 certain parts 0.529811 definitive health guide 0.742494 new sections 0.583024 Popular features 0.541208 international travelers 0.700914 edition Yellow Book 0.780409 travel health recommendations 0.773508 health risks 0.578171 popular destinations 0.544052 Dr. Gary Brunette 0.68383	CLICK HERE
5538	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cyanamide - 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
5567	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Allyl propyl disulfide - 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
7770	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Foodborne Illness - Health Communication	Foodborne Illness - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	foods 0.483001 Divide large volumes 0.483961 adult care center 0.473694 diarrheal illness 0.423437 dozen people 0.420467 Raw foods 0.430424 pregnant women 0.696071 immune systems 0.508873 cross-contaminating foods 0.41894 foodborne illnesses 0.484695 food-related infection 0.423487 contaminated foods 0.473837 liver disease 0.501824 food products 0.43535 meat processing plant 0.50305 healthy people 0.433743 raw shellfish 0.414092 foodborne illness 0.817564 food supply 0.447754 Cook foods 0.415762 contaminated meat 0.453764 unpasteurized orange juice 0.498947 internal temperature 0.484228 older people 0.507009 basic food safety 0.508269	annual summer vacation 0.47513 mild flu-like symptoms 0.481894 abdominal cramps 0.636914 national health authorities 0.484815 United States 0.528926 different foodborne diseases 0.599954 foodborne infection 0.469538 raw meat 0.513399 ground beef 0.495339 foodborne contamination 0.490611 local health department 0.927749 state health department 0.483208 Refrigerate foods 0.417756 irradiated meat 0.434009 painful abdominal cramps 0.49666 E. coli 0.416517 various bacteria 0.424598 Rinse fresh fruits 0.482055 undercooked ground beef 0.474425 unpasteurized milk 0.415527 people 0.555713 F. Eggs 0.41555 experience similar symptoms 0.477659 unsanitary conditions 0.414961	CLICK HERE
7875	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ulcers - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Ulcers	gnawing 0.32668 antibiotic regimens 0.396741 breath test 0.392371 burning pain 0.412104 H. pylori 0.739168 bacterium Helicobacter 0.407266 bowel movements 0.396151 stomach 0.379938 national health care 0.464801 belly button 0.402951 chronic ulcer patients 0.667631 appropriate antibiotic treatment 0.479728 spicy foods 0.392319 H. pylori infection 0.53045 appropriate antibiotics 0.40005 ulcers bleed 0.487682 small tube 0.390475 ibuprofen 0.32273 first-time ulcer patients 0.664524 over-the-counter medications 0.390053 hero physician 0.383253 35-year-old woman 0.385853 receptor antagonists 0.395823 NSAIDS 0.323291 early morning 0.402073	new cases 0.391861 annual impact 0.391086 antibiotic-based therapy 0.387769 recurrent abdominal pain 0.595254 abdomen 0.324384 ulcer-related hospitalizations 0.399094 ulcer disease 0.737193 common ulcer symptom 0.749317 long time 0.398273 peptic ulcer disease 0.678269 blood test 0.390723 endoscopy 0.335844 non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 0.485264 acid-reducing medications 0.386099 pelvic inflammatory disease 0.458453 people 0.350162 common symptoms 0.395538 duodenum 0.32495 Ulcer pain 0.665485 fallopian tubes 0.387174 traditional ulcer treatment 0.66615 ulcer 0.90721 Primary care physicians 0.456758 ulcer symptoms 0.60435	CLICK HERE
12216	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Measles Transmission at a DomesticTerminal Gate in an International Airport - United States, January2014	Jared S. Vega, JD1, Miguel Escobedo, MD1, Cynthia R. Schulte2, Jennifer B.	Measles transmission 0.570662 domestic terminal 0.493663 York State Department 0.567798 epidemiologic assessments 0.465717 4Wisconsin Department 0.448954 unvaccinated persons 0.450737 multiple health departments 0.604424 Susan A. Lippold 0.635135 Jared S. Vega 0.905743 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.568679 Joanna J. Regan 0.630435 measles-endemic areas 0.443456 National Center 0.445271 patients 0.455188 4-hour layover 0.502027 Rachel Wiseman 0.478421 domestic gate 0.573595 4-hour period 0.496615 terminal gate 0.508655 U.S. international airport 0.642191 Corresponding author 0.442139 gate area 0.487247 susceptible travelers 0.448176 Jennifer B. Rosen 0.619595	possible cluster 0.491146 predominant strain 0.464545 United States 0.650971 laboratory-confirmed measles cases 0.789861 State Health Services 0.570338 travel venues 0.441087 Miguel Escobedo 0.477345 departure gate 0.491196 5Texas Department 0.448761 unvaccinated man 0.937988 potential exposure 0.442564 important way 0.440926 flight itineraries 0.474213 source case 0.446807 Author affiliations 0.472728 international terminal 0.450962 domestic flights 0.465379 Global Migration 0.440744 Patient 0.48608 Stephanie Schauer 0.485399 York City Department 0.568782 Cynthia R. Schulte 0.629284 available information 0.448232 rash onset 0.889601	CLICK HERE
15807	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Gear Up for Food Safety	Use these tools and tips to increase awareness of food safety and help prevent food poisoning.			CLICK HERE