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4973	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Qualitative research about attributions, narratives, and support for obesity policy, 2008	null	high rates 0.323504 obesity rates 0.581875 obesity rests 0.426767 external causes 0.647654 obesity policy 0.492139 Wood Johnson Foundation 0.36015 public policy strategies 0.342889 external factors 0.391861 internal causal attributions 0.330515 conservative participants 0.333089 external solutions 0.40903 midsized Midwestern city 0.372519 adult story 0.332395 external policy solutions 0.391419 obesity 0.924555 social support 0.365503 political ideology 0.451292 Adult obesity narrative 0.565633 policy change 0.455575 child obesity narratives 0.482007 public policy 0.34649 vs childhood obesity 0.497943 Successful obesity reduction 0.482826 obesity policies 0.453262	obesity education 0.420159 Robert Wood Johnson 0.35869 David A. Kindig 0.366654 policy changes 0.350041 childhood obesity narratives 0.499791 childhood obesity narrative 0.629247 focus group protocol 0.37773 focus groups 0.384038 obesity narratives 0.566238 intrinsic individual dispositions 0.344737 unhealthy food 0.32431 adult vs childhood 0.376382 participants 0.606877 adult obesity 0.595582 public perceptions 0.346607 internal responsibility 0.338635 groups 0.426468 obesity-related policy change 0.453545 portion size 0.329556 childhood obesity 0.789282 focus group 0.407962 adult participants 0.329197 Stephanie A. Robert 0.363045 conservative groups 0.405779	CLICK HERE
5198	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What You Should Know about Alcohol and Pregnancy | CDC Features	CDC urges pregnant women not to drink alcohol any time during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	pregnancies 0.341793 unborn baby 0.47182 CDC 0.384407 FASD website 0.502653 range 0.327083 video 0.328297 blood passes 0.468656 tools 0.326511 pregnant women 0.62314 children 0.326606 health care providers 0.581982 umbilical cord 0.473382 safe kind 0.467259 safe time 0.460871 FASDs 0.415329	alcohol 0.960347 characteristics 0.326653 miscarriage 0.341393 behaviors 0.33221 effective birth control 0.609702 reproductive age 0.454802 pregnancy 0.422346 patients 0.34593 United States half 0.602047 risky drinking 0.475401 woman drinks alcohol 0.780156 placenta 0.343216 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.770666 lifelong disorders 0.461281 information 0.326487	CLICK HERE
7453	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Indoor Air Quality - Landing Page	Indoor Air Quality	colorless gas 0.348757 gas ranges 0.315477 hot gases 0.299744 indoor air quality 0.979193 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 0.555308 pyroclastic flows 0.367386 indoor air-related health 0.440102 Gulf Coast residents 0.466444 respiratory irritants 0.346465 sudden illness 0.322456 nasal stuffiness 0.317913 Hurricanes Katrina 0.312681 Poor indoor air 0.477316 fast-moving flows 0.354051 eye irritation 0.378067	combustion fumes 0.337407 moldy environments 0.31507 hot water 0.283345 skin irritation 0.377615 nasal mucus 0.358607 dry eyes 0.283606 lung diseases 0.296012 temporary housing units 0.474408 volcanic eruption 0.296608 FEMA-provided Travel Trailers 0.496941 heating systems 0.310123 Air Quality Information 0.452936 toxic gases 0.300748 Federal Emergency Management 0.473837 throat irritation 0.38452	CLICK HERE
10587	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Stories - On the Path to Sustainability: Combination HIV Prevention and Surveillance and Control of Sexually Transmitted Infections among Key Populations in Central America	null	national health information 0.572459 social media promotion 0.478126 strategy operates—Costa Rica 0.48859 fully transitioning implementation 0.459535 country-driven strategy 0.479444 Health integration 0.443397 El Salvador 0.490128 female sex workers 0.505321 National AIDS 0.54898 Central American Ministries 0.813464 VICITS strategy 0.549635 Health staff 0.449684 Central American Regional 0.526382 Honduras—the remaining country—will 0.469481 Garifuna ethnic group 0.494539 HIV prevention services 0.528438 health establishments 0.459387 HIV surveillance information 0.570674 VICITS data 0.51895 key sustainability elements 0.4961 VICITS oversight 0.439025 STI treatment costs 0.513698 HIV priority indicators 0.523504 Community Health Model 0.512588	Health Ministers 0.439181 specific key populations 0.59039 National AIDS Strategic 0.506311 VICITS databases 0.502133 HIV epidemic 0.465767 country´s Global Fund 0.467705 VICITS prevalence 0.46139 health providers 0.440783 key populations 0.982327 VICITS clinics 0.440031 integrated STI diagnosis 0.545769 antiretroviral treatment referral 0.485977 technical assistance 0.485304 National AIDS Program 0.511095 information systems 0.481574 regional health situation 0.515821 health 0.587006 Sexually Transmitted Infection 0.486692 priority populations 0.48964 key national documents 0.533412 HIV counseling 0.463954 different key populations 0.586365 National AIDS Programs 0.504803 VICITS 0.605773	CLICK HERE
10727	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Lessons Learned in Community Research Through The Native Proverbs 31 Health Project - CDC	American Indian women have high rates of cardiovascular disease largely because of their high prevalence of hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. This population has high rates of cardiovascular disease-related behaviors, including physical inactivity, harmful tobacco use, and a diet that promotes heart disease. Culturally appropriate interventions are needed to establish health behavior change to reduce cardiovascular disease risk.	North Carolina 0.751993 health education 0.631093 American Indian population 0.571207 high rates 0.573735 delayed intervention sites 0.542429 American Interfaith Ministries 0.557472 Background American Indian 0.538957 intervention sites 0.596671 program 0.597398 disease-related health behaviors 0.5334 Wake Forest 0.588187 research team 0.54707 Minority Health 0.534913 primary intervention sites 0.585258 study team 0.704336 cardiovascular disease-related health 0.604518 lay health educators 0.740354 Health Disparities 0.541312 cardiovascular disease risk 0.767651 body mass index 0.597267 disease risk factors 0.655023 American Indian women 0.939381 health educators 0.755941 Lumbee Indian churches 0.562869 American Indians 0.667224	community health 0.539746 American Indian communities 0.533547 Lumbee Indian tribe 0.546494 church-based cardiovascular disease 0.536499 intervention 0.698859 Native American Interfaith 0.556959 Forest Health Sciences 0.587109 Wake Forest School 0.580558 key church leaders 0.557803 Lumbee culture 0.551399 cardiovascular disease burden 0.53775 cardiovascular disease intervention 0.60746 heart disease 0.564043 focus groups 0.565284 primary intervention churches 0.638136 American Public Health 0.544975 cardiovascular disease 0.905701 Health Sciences Institutional 0.580463 health promotion programs 0.550752 Wake Forest Health 0.583003 disease-related health education 0.536573 community partners 0.588479 health 0.766931 health education program 0.556331	CLICK HERE
10867	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Opportunities for Policy Interventions to Reduce Youth Hookah Smoking in the United States - CDC	Preventing youth smoking initiation is a priority for tobacco control programs, because most adult tobacco smokers become addicted during adolescence.	hookah tobacco products 0.59624 adult tobacco smokers 0.387125 tobacco tax revenues 0.355116 shisha tobacco 0.342547 hookah lounge websites 0.492501 smoking hookah 0.56716 smoke-free laws 0.349504 Tobacco Control Act 0.407473 hookah tobacco smoking 0.66869 typical hookah 0.471411 federal tax 0.310179 tobacco control programs 0.388638 smoking cigarettes 0.40798 tobacco tax rates 0.427367 youth smoking initiation 0.396991 reduce youth hookah 0.517238 tobacco users 0.36155 indoor smoking 0.33124 Oregon Health Authority 0.298934 hookah smoke 0.561831 current hookah users 0.528821 pipe tobacco products 0.36206 hookah lounges 0.681704 Oregon state tobacco 0.380862 hookah tobacco 0.742657	roll-your-own tobacco 0.329203 tobacco types 0.357897 young adults 0.289969 potential policy interventions 0.318702 tobacco use control 0.358551 Oregon’s Tobacco 0.336139 Family Smoking Prevention 0.390879 loose cigarette tobacco 0.39651 cigarette flavoring ban 0.29618 smoking tobacco 0.464792 comprehensive smoke-free laws 0.314651 hookah smokers 0.470642 flavored tobacco 0.407384 Cigarette Trafficking Act 0.3225 loose pipe tobacco 0.4022 hookah smoking 0.90188 hookah smoking harmfulness 0.549673 limit hookah misperceptions 0.462238 ban cigarette smoking 0.372127 youth smoking 0.398087 smokeless tobacco 0.397592 curb youth cigarette 0.322014 pipe tobacco 0.528856 youth cigarette smoking 0.637544	CLICK HERE
11183	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Newport Infections Linked to Organic Sprouted Chia Powder |May 2014 | Salmonella | CDC	Multistate Outbreak of Salmonella Newport Infections Linked to Organic Sprouted Chia Powder	Sprouted Smoothie Mix 0.392588 Salmonella 0.668178 PulseNet 0.368975 outbreak strains 0.479659 illnesses 0.398163 long shelf life 0.378122 Salmonella Newport outbreak 0.391081 sprouted chia seed 0.421319 Public Health Agency 0.401182 organic sprouted chia 0.581753 Naturals Omega Blend 0.369783 Salmonella Oranienburg 0.452319 Canadian Food Inspection 0.404938 chia seeds 0.379594 chia powder 0.783554 ill persons 0.951409 Sprouted Chia Powder 0.458681 Canadian public health 0.398911 people’s homes 0.386479 U.S. Food 0.411247 Traditions Sprouted Chia 0.393853 possible Salmonella contamination 0.444561 median age 0.415728 chia seed powder 0.401872 public health partners 0.435948	Blend Sprouted Smoothie 0.392721 Salmonella Hartford 0.52312 Salmonella Newport 0.588808 salmonella infection 0.466374 Navitas Naturals 0.542462 laboratory surveillance 0.378924 Food Inspection Agency 0.40536 Reporting Cases 0.383186 Naturals Organic Sprouted 0.433472 Salmonella bacteria 0.393193 Drug Administration 0.424167 Salmonella Gaminara 0.377477 products 0.385127 Salmonella Hartford infections 0.380004 Salmonella infections 0.421469 public health 0.573829 New York 0.475761 Navitas Naturals Organic 0.40401 traceback findings 0.387853 leftover Navitas Naturals 0.37585 available information 0.402892 additional ill persons 0.577102 ill persons homes 0.443166 Omega Blend Sprouted 0.390833	CLICK HERE
13516	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Basics of Parasitic/Amebic Keratitis | Contact Lenses | CDC	CDC - Protect Your Eyes: Healthy and Safe Contact Lens Cleaning and Use. Millions of people use contact lenses every day but lens cleaning practices can lead to eye infections. Hands should be washed before handling contact lenses and contacts should be properly cleaned, disinfected, and stored to ensure eye health and safety. Following your eye doctor’s recommendations and a few simple steps can lead to healthy daily contact lens use.	previous eye injury 0.389623 Cont Lens Anterior 0.393273 Acanthamoeba organism 0.5017 Beach MJ 0.366504 Acanthamoeba keratitis 0.925454 AK cases 0.365833 Curr Opin Ophthalmol. 0.371927 best treatment regimen 0.370967 Acanthamoeba organisms 0.501095 contact case 0.366247 Niederkorn JY 0.371143 contact lenses 0.70285 minor eye injuries 0.387194 close-up eye exam 0.384285 AK 0.378925 Parasitol Res. 0.368935 non-contact lens 0.365522 Booton GC 0.373344 eye doctor 0.488289 contact lens storage 0.468682 permanent vision loss 0.377837 Visvesvara GS 0.477493 opportunistic free-living amoebae 0.369819 tap water 0.373901	contaminated contact lenses 0.425008 Acanthamoeba spp. 0.563306 contact lens wearers 0.491906 United States 0.405373 Tu EY 0.371821 hot tub 0.370036 Eye redness 0.367145 soft contact lenses 0.415044 air conditioning units 0.367899 lens-related microbial keratitis 0.381026 contact lens wear 0.438521 McCulley JP 0.373699 Joslin CE 0.36808 M. Acanthamoeba spp. 0.507978 lens storage cases 0.449743 Yoder JS 0.367347 Hammersmith K. Contact 0.388548 fresh solution 0.397052 free-living amoebae 0.373954 contact lens solution 0.675523 S. Acanthamoeba keratitis 0.539814 nationwide outbreak 0.367144 Acanthamoeba keratitis infections 0.522151 Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 0.427305	CLICK HERE
13826	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Infections in Cancer Patients	Preventing Infections in Cancer Patients is a comprehensive program focused on providing information, action steps, and tools to help reduce the risk of developing potentially life-threatening infections during chemotherapy treatment.	higher risk 0.469263 blog post 0.449947 white blood 0.862129 health tip sheet 0.731659 cancer patients 0.676219 neutropenia 0.233763 Flu Shot 0.611558	White blood cells 0.808518 blood cell count 0.880211 condition 0.224005 main defense 0.49282 Infection During Chemotherapy 0.943649 Dr. Lisa Richardson 0.769576	CLICK HERE
15887	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Drug Analysis Service 0.533883 drug-related overdose deaths 0.475208 health care provider 0.418401 poison control centers 0.364721 Human Services 0.353513 Canada Drug Analysis 0.534469 Surrey Memorial Hospital 0.707703 U.S. Department 0.358481 overdose events 0.786431 electronic PDF version 0.363247 Surrey Royal Canadian 0.381051 urinalysis testing kits 0.390223 intensive care unit 0.377389 health care providers 0.401639 Poison Information Centre 0.361371 Health Canada Drug 0.54901 Fraser Health Authority 0.849329 patients 0.389639 British Columbia 0.975418 quantitative fentanyl testing 0.453941 emergency department 0.757481 persons 0.355281 homeless persons 0.321037 high risk 0.381499	Drug Overdose Alert 0.464173 community members 0.380114 2Surrey Memorial Hospital 0.377928 medical health officer 0.43547 original MMWR paper 0.367413 British Columbia Ambulance 0.407535 Home Naloxone program 0.39497 local hospital laboratory 0.393751 opioid overdoses 0.395805 U.S. overdose events 0.474415 crack cocaine 0.766816 British Columbia Drug 0.415947 public health emergency 0.425037 community reports 0.323273 illicit drugs 0.506969 British Columbia Centre 0.406308 fentanyl analog 0.364597 community organizations 0.443751 community partners 0.322228 small geographic area 0.39413 health warnings 0.318513 injectable naloxone 0.38929 emergency department staff 0.423268 opioid overdose events 0.588394	CLICK HERE