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5409	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Getting serious about the prevention of chronic diseases.	null	genomic medicine 0.234471 chronic adult diseases 0.352613 primary care providers 0.242385 consumer protection regulations 0.243639 state health departments 0.288709 Health Commun 0.246188 health care reform 0.555276 environmental protection Reduce 0.246584 Support public health 0.311647 public health officials 0.325526 health hazards 0.233872 public’s health 0.254396 health professionals 0.295318 Environmental Health 0.246675 U.S. health care 0.321967 local public health 0.483179 health care costs 0.363373 Affordable Care Act 0.273056 health care priority 0.316801 chronic illnesses 0.292617 chronic disease 0.876826 Urban Health 0.242496 health reform 0.29044 Environmental Protection Agency 0.249976	public health protection 0.340346 public health infrastructure 0.51273 chronic disease surveillance 0.348255 United States 0.468478 various chronic conditions 0.365614 Health Aff 0.346556 health care systems 0.316017 heart disease 0.25205 chronic disease control 0.375405 additional prevention skills 0.234257 health care 0.909912 public health 0.733068 health goals 0.243131 New York 0.362037 New York School 0.343778 chronic diseases 0.829425 active transport 0.235068 chronic disease deaths 0.382888 chronic conditions 0.696042 community health centers 0.400763 local health departments 0.309455 physical activity 0.30674 chronic condition 0.367557 air pollution 0.359301	CLICK HERE
6252	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Who Should Get Vaccinated Against Influenza	Guidelines for Flu Vaccination from CDC. Everyone older than 6 months is recommended for flu vaccination with rare exception.	priority group 0.289814 Household contacts 0.289768 health care provider 0.36745 pregnant women 0.302973 particular emphasis 0.29445 children 0.267417 talk 0.274579 severe influenza illness 0.43693 influenza vaccine 0.774264 metabolic disorders 0.296125 chronic medical conditions 0.362682 Different flu shots 0.527648 severe paralyzing illness 0.398244 2016-2017 season 0.309813 vaccine supply 0.43201 high risk 0.303965 Guillain-Barré Syndrome 0.300308 different ages 0.30328 Considerations Regarding Egg 0.581495 severe egg allergies 0.45167 GBS history 0.314379 severe allergic conditions 0.388679 chronic health conditions 0.384822 following people 0.305617 age-appropriate influenza vaccine 0.566726	adults 0.244604 flu vaccine 0.949731 flu complications 0.445511 life-threatening allergies 0.33676 flu shots 0.553714 ingredients 0.238646 annual flu vaccination 0.623254 Special Considerations Regarding 0.561089 spray flu vaccine 0.719563 health care 0.394268 medical setting 0.292241 higher risk 0.287143 influenza season 0.348275 recombinant influenza vaccine 0.640945 Regarding Egg Allergy 0.581578 vaccination efforts 0.340697 rare exception 0.317895 people 0.456743 injectable flu 0.473269 doctor 0.313201 flu shot 0.541434 egg allergies 0.685535 information 0.23737 RIV 0.229561	CLICK HERE
7404	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Offsite Shipment of Secondary Waste and Hydrolysate	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program. The Army is shifting management and disposal of secondary wastes from chemical agent disposal facilities. A key aspect of this proposal transitions control and management of potential chemical agent-contaminated waste from the Army to off-site commercial hazardous waste-treatment facilities.	Army 0.260601 public health aspects 0.672626 CDC 0.468076 change transitions 0.435455 commercial hazardous waste-treatment 0.696229 specific plans 0.405369 chemical agent wastes 0.681693 National Research Council 0.636522 chemical agent disposal 0.778882 human health 0.37993	key aspect 0.436621 secondary chemical agent 0.965225 chemical agent waste 0.637986 secondary wastes 0.664946 safety risks 0.382761 chemical agent-contaminated waste 0.696655 Secondary Waste Disposal 0.805795 Regulatory Requirements 0.390085 cost considerations 0.40917	CLICK HERE
8773	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables - May 10, 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.	H. influenzae 0.385129 National Center 0.301583 cases 0.436533 CDC 0.294622 novel influenza 0.643924 Total case counts 0.467161 pandemic influenza 0.951943 measles cases 0.342141 ** Data 0.347558	Cumulative total E. 0.475127 Influenza Division 0.442359 2009 pandemic 0.765397 probable cases 0.328045 Respiratory Diseases 0.308075 rubella cases 0.31017 human infection 0.329997 influenza A virus 0.477823	CLICK HERE
9076	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Establishing Content Validity for the Nutrition Literacy Assessment Instrument - CDC	Identification of low levels of health literacy is important for effective communication between providers and clients. Assessment instruments for general health literacy are inadequate for use in nutrition education encounters because they do not identify nutrition literacy.	nutrition literacy instrument 0.567047 nutrition education encounters 0.488943 Adult Literacy 0.558167 food label 0.535343 section 0.522171 individual health literacy 0.538354 Literacy Assessment Instrument 0.689523 nutrition education 0.684593 nutrition knowledge 0.475277 inadequate nutrition literacy 0.579775 food label literacy 0.526124 nutrition education consultations 0.489301 Newest Vital Sign 0.599268 Nutrition Literacy Scale 0.573931 agreement 0.524608 adequate nutrition literacy. 0.480864 general health literacy 0.548126 nutrition literacy 0.982712 food labels 0.479484 subjective assessment 0.502183 health literacy 0.845182 registered dietitians 0.481785 dietetic practice groups 0.479282 survey 0.555638 Nutrition Education Clients 0.480111	household food measurement 0.556936 assessment instruments 0.479456 NLAI 0.684972 clients 0.480988 pilot study 0.608571 food groups 0.580106 content validity 0.526774 REALM 0.496596 marginal nutrition literacy 0.579307 dietitians 0.552832 nutrition education settings 0.481451 good agreement 0.517294 print literacy 0.498602 participants 0.60984 adequate agreement 0.490358 food 0.586703 online survey 0.513762 health literacy assessment 0.537122 Rapid Estimate 0.491513 health literacy instruments 0.518966 health literacy levels 0.519495 scheduled nutrition education 0.478379 survey participants 0.525887 Nutrition Literacy Assessment 0.699351	CLICK HERE
9752	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Technical Assistance From State Health Departments for Communities Engaged in Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change: The ACHIEVE Program - CDC	This study assessed the value of technical assistance provided by state health department expert advisors and by the staff of the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors (NACDD) to community groups that participated in the Action Communities for Health, Innovation, and Environmental Change (ACHIEVE) Program, a CDC-funded health promotion program.	action institutes 0.522721 local ACHIEVE 0.516126 environmental change strategies 0.518889 community assessment data 0.522881 ACHIEVE teams community 0.511312 community project coordinators 0.606889 ACHIEVE community project 0.525062 ACHIEVE resources 0.503335 state health departments 0.600591 department expert advisors 0.595281 community coalition members 0.556083 valuable technical assistance 0.50862 ACHIEVE community activity 0.515781 community 0.732044 Chronic Disease Directors 0.581668 additional ACHIEVE communities 0.513654 community health 0.519529 ACHIEVE local project 0.503647 CHART members 0.502738 support 0.50612 local ACHIEVE coaches 0.502844 health department expert 0.612693 ACHIEVE funding 0.507545 environmental change 0.621359 ACHIEVE activities 0.525975	Community health action 0.503427 ACHIEVE community initiatives 0.518902 ACHIEVE 0.686204 local ACHIEVE programs 0.506228 technical assistance 0.967652 state health department 0.842891 technical assistance events 0.572841 quantitative data 0.502789 expert advisors 0.985401 ACHIEVE community 0.576226 technical assistance conference 0.541497 ACHIEVE Program mission 0.505688 NACDD staff 0.675741 community action plans 0.549099 ACHIEVE communities 0.605281 ACHIEVE community coaches 0.535858 ACHIEVE community coordinators 0.521606 CHART 0.503664 National Association 0.518691 assessment data 0.7215 state expert advisors 0.659301 ACHIEVE lead organizations 0.529658 achieve program 0.552288 Action Communities 0.501291	CLICK HERE
11816	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FAQ: Types of Influenza Vaccine	Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about types of influenza vaccines - CDC	Influenza Diagnostic Testing 0.495776 cell-based flu vaccines 0.722911 Flu Illness 0.565754 Flu Viruses 0.592769 flu vaccines 0.794192 Prevent Flu 0.600363 intradermal flu vaccine 0.672648 Influenza Testing Results 0.518929 Flu Good Health 0.59139 Influenza Viruses 0.519772 Seasonal Influenza Vaccine 0.775171 Quadrivalent Influenza Vaccine 0.663023 Intradermal Influenza 0.497177 Flu Adults 0.573154 Flu Activity 0.565245 Influenza Pandemic Virus 0.505917 (Flu) 0.741196 Influenza Types 0.496636 ) Vaccination 0.673278 Influenza Vaccines 0.546767 United States Flu 0.582153 Vaccine Safety Vaccine 0.606749 Influenza Viruses Types 0.519409 FLUADâ„¢ Flu Vaccine 0.666915 Seasonal Flu Shot 0.578743	Flublok Seasonal Influenza 0.561891 Vaccination Flu Vaccination 0.631473 High-Dose Seasonal Influenza 0.565276 Weekly U.S. Influenza 0.49653 Flu Antiviral Drugs 0.693024 flu vaccine 0.934894 CDC International Flu 0.579593 Prevent Flu Preventive 0.585715 Seasonal Flu 0.600694 Flu Vaccine Recommendation 0.688594 Flu Treatment 0.57653 Influenza Vaccine 0.837294 Influenza Vaccination Clinic 0.517645 Flu News 0.540013 Flu Complications 0.555927 Flu Season Flu 0.850452 Diagnosis Flu Symptoms 0.586793 Flu Vaccine Safety 0.73337 Flu Season Current 0.599409 dose flu vaccine 0.669756 Flu Vaccines Work 0.626108 Influenza Vaccine Doses 0.618665 Past Flu Seasons 0.588021 Influenza 2015-2016 Season 0.513133	CLICK HERE
12649	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Youth Behaviors and HIV Risk	Dr. Laura Kann, Chief of CDC's School-Based Surveillance Branch, explains the use of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey to identify behaviors that put students at risk for HIV. 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=ea26397ca6c82cbb1383ffdca325968520000714122349609	Youth Behaviors 0.911582		CLICK HERE
15987	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What You Should Know for the 2014-2015 Influenza Season	Basic information about the 2014-2015 flu season - CDC	influenza 0.969757 2015-16 Influenza Vaccine 0.556693 CDC 0.52226 United States 0.636976 Spray Flu Vaccine 0.437691 novel influenza 0.412603 influenza information 0.451518 2014-2015 flu season 0.458982 flu vaccine 0.600654 flu activity 0.401515 seasonal flu vaccines 0.402926 influenza disease 0.416103 quadrivalent flu vaccine 0.436281 flu vaccines 0.419871 Variant Influenza Viruses 0.510238 CDC Influenza site 0.474141 influenza virus infection 0.453049 Swine flu viruses 0.449623 influenza vaccine manufacturers 0.500425 nasal-spray flu vaccine 0.433232 influenza B viruses 0.554548 main flu viruses 0.43548 influenza B activity 0.42049 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.703246	Influenza Season 0.475262 Estimated Influenza Illnesses 0.445383 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.397174 Influenza/Variant Influenza Viruses 0.512255 2014-2015 season 0.40825 influenza vaccine 0.757044 influenza vaccines 0.499078 influenza activity 0.474909 influenza surveillance systems 0.456731 Influenza A viruses 0.49648 seasonal flu vaccine 0.527216 2014-2015 influenza vaccine 0.508238 flu viruses 0.591693 flu activity levels 0.400412 flu 0.813384 Influenza Vaccine Recommendations 0.505131 common circulating influenza 0.420404 influenza seasons 0.441388 influenza vaccine effectiveness 0.623432 flu season 0.629697 2014-2015 flu vaccine 0.444648 end-of-season influenza vaccine 0.4934 Flu Season Drawing 0.461674	CLICK HERE
16042	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	National Influenza Vaccination Week: Free NIVW Web Tools	NIVW web tools offers NIVW buttons, badges and banners free for download - CDC			CLICK HERE