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4862	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The prevalence of multiple sclerosis in 3 US communities: the role of vitamin D [letter].	null	William B. Grant 0.536393 Photochem Photobiol 0.549027 recent article 0.452554 United States 0.713164 ultraviolet-B irradiance 0.474576 excellent findings 0.467198 antiendotoxin effects 0.433813 solar UV irradiance 0.581179 new dietary reference 0.564259 prevalence data 0.521653 viral infections 0.562641 dashed line 0.436674 later military service 0.526198 Nutr Rev 0.431635 estimated economic burdens 0.533642 previous studies 0.450992 Epstein-Barr virus 0.439689 solar ultraviolet irradiance 0.571366 risk factors 0.430555 highest rate 0.429823 Vitamin D Society 0.549439 quadratic fit 0.780345 multiple sclerosis 0.994928 Ann Neurol 0.42884	25-hydroxyvitamin D levels 0.430856 lowest levels 0.4424 Australian health officials 0.53618 possible risk factor 0.564057 Grant WB 0.549514 likely role 0.433089 UV radiation 0.457159 Munger K. Epidemiology 0.523849 Kurtzke JF 0.432606 vitamin D. 0.56222 Page WF 0.434445 MS prevalence 0.541413 National Academies 0.432122 strong support 0.429455 Sunlight Research Forum 0.546657 Canada). 0.429533 Figure. Prevalence 0.49622 solid line 0.436344 wintertime solar UVB 0.603061 UV Foundation 0.44061 Health Research Center 0.534249 beneficial properties 0.43338 Holick MF 0.428747	CLICK HERE
5211	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Additional $34.2 Million for Public Health Improvement Programs through Affordable Care Act - Press Release: March 25, 2011	Additional $34.2 Million for Public Health Improvement Programs through Affordable Care Act	Centers 0.517654 better health outcomes 0.697892 health threats 0.625445 accreditation standards 0.590455 M.D. 0.530291 safe water 0.591517 territorial health departments 0.783951 strong public health 0.716881 Improvement Initiative 0.622919 behalf 0.516274 public health problems 0.730674 National Public Health 0.754338 Prevention 0.517628 new money 0.588826 CDC Director Thomas 0.692292 Disease Control 0.606662 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.587229 health departments 0.851963 M.P.H 0.523798 ability 0.529952 additional funds 0.596377 Healthy People 0.583758 public health services 0.755777 additional Affordable Care 0.692418	public health 0.952857 visit http://www.cdc.gov/ostlts/NPHII/nphiifoa.html 0.58607 disasters 0.516184 Public Health Infrastructure 0.70331 timely detection 0.593069 Judith A. Monroe 0.661782 investment 0.517613 R. Frieden 0.605964 tribal 0.527519 adhere 0.521111 financial challenges 0.591129 national performance 0.587241 Territorial Support 0.609767 agents 0.517228 general public health 0.735064 public health capacity 0.71492 health reform efforts/projects 0.684437 Act 0.516346 limited resources 0.584814 HUMAN SERVICES 0.586131 Safe food 0.591603 outbreaks 0.518337 system-wide performance improvement 0.672399	CLICK HERE
7861	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDCynergy Lite - Appendix	Gateway to Health Communication - CDCynergy Lite, appendix	Problem Analysis Worksheet 0.828575 logical sequence 0.693504 promotional efforts 0.700256 Supplemental Nutrition Program 0.792108 Page 0.767825 protective factors 0.697544 low literate audience 0.810546 U.S. Department 0.703457 safe places 0.696088 organization’s mission/goals 0.697902 zip codes 0.696846 relevant audience research 0.831222 secondary influencer audience 0.808798 communication 0.701838 audience segments 0.743993 health problem analysis 0.967933 unacceptably high risk 0.791705 research vendors 0.756899 breastfeeding promotional campaign 0.799546 higher socioeconomic levels 0.786842 public transportation 0.693462 research bids 0.764438 programmatic action 0.697525 Problem Analysis chart 0.813493 Start Social Marketing 0.795002	Problem statement 0.742616 social science departments 0.764125 benefits audience members 0.827285 political support 0.693894 WIC participants 0.831002 research facility 0.706652 genetic risk factors 0.777582 financial resources 0.697209 target audience 0.734286 social marketing 0.868765 WIC programs 0.765747 potential partners 0.692773 market research plan 0.782259 organization’s priorities 0.695467 social marketing organization 0.802997 elementary-aged school children 0.782205 sample flowchart 0.702372 Sacramento area 0.702994 specific portion 0.70122 rural adult workers 0.788058 social marketing program 0.787601 relevant technology 0.699292 budget allocation 0.696924 professional market research 0.781485	CLICK HERE
7986	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Binge Drinking Among Women and High School Girls: Vital Signs - United States, 2011	Background: Excessive alcohol use accounted for an estimated average of 23,000 deaths and 633,000 years of potential life lost (YPLL) among women and girls in the United States each year during 2001–2005. Binge drinking accounted for more than half of those deaths and YPLL. Binge drinking also is a risk factor for many health and social problems among women and girls, including unintended and alcohol-exposed pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and breast cancer.	gastric alcohol dehydrogenase 0.449031 presumed alcohol consumption 0.455848 Binge drinking intensity 0.560954 legal drinking 0.457956 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.449861 binge drinking 0.979191 blood alcohol levels 0.470957 health risk behaviors 0.450795 alcohol advertising 0.446105 Risk Behavior Survey 0.4531 alcohol spectrum disorder 0.475274 Youth Risk Behavior 0.452576 Alcohol Alcohol 0.471335 Preventive Services Task 0.466604 Excessive alcohol use* 0.461019 alcohol 0.581973 response rate 0.457456 higher blood alcohol 0.451191 current alcohol 0.542593 U.S. high school 0.46277 heavy drinking 0.455256 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.474995 U.S. adult women 0.47918 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.449641 women 0.552422	high blood alcohol 0.480321 U.S. Preventive Services 0.468657 United States 0.453938 drinks 0.4688 alcohol consumption 0.54009 alcohol misuse 0.450749 adult drinking behavior 0.472333 national Youth Risk 0.452456 excessive alcohol 0.476421 U.S. state alcohol 0.45278 highest binge drinking 0.540225 B. Binge drinking 0.540116 excessive drinking 0.45946 alcohol outlet density 0.450072 Services Task Force 0.493611 high school students 0.455092 alcohol sales 0.458416 binge drinking prevalence 0.618189 Naimi TS 0.465341 Community Preventive Services 0.446536 blood alcohol concentrations 0.456526 high school girls 0.730349 binge drinking frequency 0.55607 excessive alcohol consumption 0.452831	CLICK HERE
8158	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	DHDSP - Heart Disease Signs and Symptoms	Learn the 5 major signs and symptoms of heart attack and why it's important to call 911 for help immediately. A heart attack requires emergency care.	heart attack 0.962778 electrical shock 0.599483 Bystanders 0.530822 CPR 0.545118 Click 0.522702 unexplained tiredness 0.614275 emergency room 0.595279 total blockage 0.613165 cardiopulmonary resuscitation 0.614961 best treatment 0.592082 defibrillation 0.52803 heart disease 0.600939 emergency medical personnel 0.674508 major symptoms 0.59784	health care professionals 0.680131 vomiting 0.527588 image 0.52142 heart muscle damage 0.684425 sooner 0.548692 larger version 0.621118 nausea 0.528924 symptoms 0.614408 chances 0.524217 9-1-1 0.518599 major signs 0.613569 emergency treatment 0.585443 defibrillator 0.529088	CLICK HERE
8234	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	VWD, Facts - NCBDDD	null	bleeding 0.537703 common bleeding events 0.468043 blood tests 0.358643 common bleeding disorder 0.485367 normal bleeding 0.45461 heavy menstrual bleeding 0.469331 type 0.452119 easy bruising 0.361462 small blood cells 0.426255 hard-to-stop bleeding 0.448901 heavy menstrual periods 0.401469 low levels 0.454643 spontaneous mutation 0.36 commonly used types 0.397069 VWD 0.946396 VWF 0.713216 high-strength nasal spray 0.398281 menstrual blood loss 0.409191 complete lack 0.36016 Von Willebrand disease 0.417024 VWF protein 0.474717 person 0.518769 menstrual periods 0.419006 unusual bruising 0.357461 bleeding symptoms 0.421082	specific problem 0.360476 United States 0.362148 von Willebrand factor 0.439208 Birth control pills 0.399139 factor 0.462723 milder forms 0.45969 mildest form 0.361789 normal amounts 0.360867 rarest type 0.36554 blood disorder 0.371961 blood-clotting protein 0.357059 people 0.547905 blood 0.499374 U.S. population 0.360312 recent bleeding 0.422364 nasal spray 0.401041 body stop 0.359633 missing factor 0.370672 blood clots 0.4072 low level 0.361744 Recombinant VWF 0.44883 major signs 0.356821 normal levels 0.398689 internal organs 0.361832	CLICK HERE
8524	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluating Surveillance Indicators Supporting the GlobalPolio Eradication Initiative, 2011-2012	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.	global polio eradication 0.602762 paralysis onset 0.512338 subnational AFP surveillance 0.675338 environmental surveillance 0.657802 sewage samples 0.502276 polio eradication 0.653471 stool specimens 0.554701 subnational areas 0.54474 AFP sources 0.505747 optimal surveillance performance 0.512497 Polio Laboratory Network 0.518144 surveillance performance indicators 0.633905 critical surveillance gaps 0.507672 AFP cases 0.698642 AFP surveillance indicators 0.636506 WPV-positive AFP cases 0.553496 meeting surveillance indicators 0.525194 monitor AFP surveillance 0.627659 PV transmission 0.654989 AFP surveillance performance 0.766121 surveillance quality exist 0.507045 World Health 0.538475 PV circulation 0.668891 nonpolio AFP cases 0.540657	Nigeria 0.504705 PV isolation 0.510803 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.558163 World Health Organization 0.502079 surveillance quality indicators 0.650464 national AFP surveillance 0.594162 environmental surveillance activities 0.508106 stool specimen 0.502478 AFP surveillance quality 0.849045 Standardized surveillance indicators 0.548452 countries 0.657386 World Health Assembly 0.501458 acute flaccid paralysis 0.552738 AFP surveillance findings 0.629929 afp surveillance 0.967084 subnational surveillance performance 0.534982 WPV cases 0.506522 undetected PV transmission 0.523645 surveillance meeting performance 0.51741 Global Polio Laboratory 0.518477 WPV transmission 0.712913 AFP performance indicators 0.562249 specimen collection 0.508575	CLICK HERE
12900	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Seat Belt Use Among Long-Haul Truck Drivers -United States, 2010	On March 3, 2015 this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	logistic regression analysis 0.630632 nonfatal truck crashes 0.561054 speed limit 0.557662 United States 0.600726 primary seat belt 0.635329 vehicle crash fatalities 0.566919 comfortable seat belt 0.625351 motor vehicle crash 0.630861 motor vehicle 0.665749 long-haul truck drivers 0.623243 Transportation recordable crashes 0.551293 seat belt.** 0.571757 eligible drivers 0.557926 truck crashes 0.601232 primary belt law 0.594626 truck drivers 0.70642 LHTDs 0.592638 federal regulations 0.556799 seat belt nonuse 0.680082 seat belt.¶¶ Findings 0.580998 large trucks 0.570928 logistic regression 0.662926 belt positioning 0.564256 truck stops 0.547072	risk factors 0.655165 Primary state belt 0.597568 safety programs 0.590586 comprehensive safety programs 0.568054 seat belt systems 0.698567 body mass index 0.597446 seat belt laws 0.665959 motor vehicle safety 0.547489 female truck drivers 0.559836 fatal large-truck crashes 0.546798 belt design 0.566153 truck driver safety 0.577503 seat belt 0.945925 enforcement seat belt 0.68094 primary enforcement seat 0.636303 observed seat belt 0.629434 anthropometric data 0.557183 survey 0.556749 primary enforcement belt 0.58606 motor vehicle crashes 0.606716 seat belt law 0.646155 tractor-trailer truck drivers 0.567372 truck stop selection 0.54924	CLICK HERE
15828	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disinsection	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	disinsection 0.435046 effective approach 0.609406 CDC 0.521081 air conditioning 0.65635 public health interventions 0.804648 primary focus 0.606097 Zika virus 0.781088 areas 0.438387 commercial passenger aircraft 0.800405 travelers 0.459336	local transmission 0.604107 infected mosquito 0.9685 ships 0.443115 bite 0.466058 airplane 0.458223 relatively brief period 0.872414 potential exposure 0.657477 risk 0.465314 long distances 0.633739	CLICK HERE
16241	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Grand Rounds: Family History and Genomics as Tools forCancer Prevention and Control | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	risk assessment 0.630306 triple negative breast 0.586343 health care provider 0.648276 family cancer history 0.621535 Human Services 0.592182 Cancer Genomics Program 0.89218 public health genomics 0.674737 primary care providers 0.591374 hereditary cancer syndromes 0.653663 cancer genetic service 0.586601 colorectal cancer screening 0.58548 health care providers 0.721106 Preventive Services Task 0.668537 hereditary cancer syndrome 0.614378 cancer risk reduction 0.611113 cancer genetic literacy 0.584241 colorectal cancer 0.685513 population health 0.592979 ovarian cancer 0.759834 cancer risk assessment 0.596687 negative breast cancer 0.654607 family health history 0.787411 state public health 0.585595 U.S. Preventive Services 0.587663 cancer prevention 0.581474	Public health initiatives 0.633795 health history applications 0.609694 ovarian health basics 0.569225 ovarian cancers 0.57438 breast cancer susceptibility 0.61028 Michigan Cancer Genomics 0.843911 genetic counseling 0.952729 cancer genomics activities 0.618445 public health professionals 0.650549 public health 0.990146 health care 0.762889 Lynch syndrome 0.926295 Bright Pink 0.575511 Health Cancer Genomics 0.678197 colorectal cancer cases 0.572173 breast cancer 0.745933 public health programs 0.574505 Services Task Force 0.67161 hereditary cancers 0.575437 family history 0.779637 genetic testing 0.767315 et al 0.584913 health insurance providers 0.569549 ovarian cancer syndrome 0.662555	CLICK HERE