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4648	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measuring population health outcomes	null	county health rankings 0.601431 National Health Interview 0.595845 population subgroups 0.621668 specific health determinants 0.593019 health outcomes 0.777011 Wisconsin Population Health 0.625738 Population Health Metrics 0.635777 health outcome measures 0.623263 usa health indicators 0.610128 summary health measures 0.6084 nonfatal health outcomes 0.600064 population health 0.920065 World Health Organization 0.695688 health policy discourse 0.595993 Positive health outcomes 0.636001 Health Utilities Index 0.613196 specific population subgroups 0.593675 age-adjusted mortality rates 0.602728 life expectancy 0.810363 health status 0.624675 population health measures 0.6864 local population health 0.634374 community health 0.618784 summary measures 0.73683 specific health indicators 0.600719	various health measures 0.61403 summary health indices 0.597219 health indicators 0.649889 United States 0.653043 community health status 0.606879 individual-level health measures 0.618829 health rankings 0.605421 health outcome measurements 0.592359 wisconsin county health 0.604854 county-level population data 0.596756 public health 0.611761 population mortality 0.615834 population health outcome 0.662031 health outcome metrics 0.594173 health 0.978068 regional health systems 0.597278 population health interventions 0.633011 population health surveys 0.697894 age-adjusted mortality rate 0.691407 Health Qual Life 0.595369 population health outcomes 0.690857 summary population health 0.649102 major population health 0.63342 population’s mortality 0.616676	CLICK HERE
7031	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Section 201 of the Tobacco Control Act - Cigarette Label and Advertising Warnings	null	whole-page magazine advertisement 0.437319 subsection 0.694442 whole-page broadsheet newspaper 0.408946 negative health consequences 0.400919 United States Code 0.406814 United States 0.738672 fatal lung disease 0.54208 Secretary 0.4556 tobacco product manufacturer 0.91754 import cigarettes 0.378217 Matchbooks. Notwithstanding paragraph 0.413664 Tobacco Control Act 0.411048 capital letters 0.420559 typeface pro rata 0.411108 Rotation. The label 0.372448 39-point type 0.404597 45-point type 0.370676 legible type size 0.435458 accompanying label statements 0.429256 required type sizes 0.429036 permit-holding tobacco product 0.425265 text 0.475933 whole-page tabloid newspaper 0.405888 Graphic Label Statements 0.432145	half-page broadsheet newspaper 0.409098 Review.The Secretary 0.376551 rear panels 0.414937 area 0.41461 effective date 0.393342 Tobacco smoke 0.427439 package 0.37274 retailer 0.454623 column advertisement 0.424179 Federal Cigarette Labeling 0.400216 27-point type 0.370535 required statement 0.37517 label statements 0.898964 half-page tabloid newspaper 0.406042 distributor 0.37889 Retailers.This subsection 0.432586 tabloid newspaper advertisement 0.508846 required text 0.383074 type sizes 0.527305 label statement 0.644902 cigarettes 0.474287 warning label 0.441131 broadsheet newspaper advertisement 0.511967	CLICK HERE
7757	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Drug-Poisoning* Death Rates - National Vital Statistics System, United States, 2010	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.407575 endorsement 0.287508 Alternate Text 0.386358 Human Services 0.514625 assistive technology 0.418755 MMWR HTML versions 0.520995 U.S. Department 0.505277 shows 0.231267 identification 0.229844 electronic PDF version 0.509511 e-mail 0.267221 Contact GPO 0.413168 Kentucky 0.261784 commercial sources 0.382748 drug poisoning death 0.896207 age-adjusted drug poisoning 0.904831 current prices 0.37226 standard population 0.574519 original paper copy 0.50363 United States 0.563867 original MMWR paper 0.513733 U.S. Government Printing 0.512488 100,000 0.263011 Oklahoma 0.261984	Superintendent 0.234078 poisoning death rates 0.883451 drug-poisoning death rates 0.562504 assistance 0.234747 title 0.232695 MMWR readers 0.385112 character translation 0.372238 West Virginia 0.565893 file 0.234951 Persons 0.23509 format errors 0.375436 Nevada 0.261893 subject line 0.399622 Health 0.252988 typeset documents 0.38222 trade names 0.382912 official text 0.367909 highest rates 0.563934 non-CDC sites 0.37861 New Mexico 0.566648 report 0.232667 information 0.234981 Accommodation 0.232723 electronic conversions 0.369403	CLICK HERE
9416	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Comparación de indicadores de angustia y depresión, Sistema de Vigilancia de Factores de Riesgo del Comportamiento de Rhode Island, 2006	null	Rhode Island 0.989285 altos niveles 0.580384 bajos ingresos 0.574168 Hesser JE 0.656758	salud pública 0.850239 baja sensibilidad 0.580669 corto phq-2 0.591934	CLICK HERE
9885	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Associations Between County and Municipality Zoning Ordinances and Access to Fruit And Vegetable Outlets in Rural North Carolina, 2012 - CDC	Zoning ordinances and land-use plans may influence the community food environment by determining placement and access to food outlets, which subsequently support or hinder residents’ attempts to eat healthfully.	North Carolina 0.365377 municipality zoning ordinance 0.218485 zoning regulations 0.224999 local zoning ordinances 0.315015 municipality zoning ordinances 0.237554 fruit 0.211282	food zoning scores 0.603088 Introduction Zoning ordinances 0.21505 vegetable outlets 0.738087 healthful food outlets 0.425747 food zoning score 0.477881 zoning ordinances 0.433172	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
10505	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: March 12, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	human influenza 0.634612 CDC 0.939643 Meat Annual Report 0.72351 retail meat surveillance 0.629403 Emergency Preparedness 0.643844 natural disasters 0.637609 Healthcare Associated Infections 0.646747 spring break 0.690467 CDC Vitalsigns Town 0.847338 C. difficile bacteria 0.665424 topic-specific fact sheets 0.64585 Weekly Flu View 0.635515 influenza B strains 0.646186 influenza vaccine 0.641173 seasonal influenza 0.673913 CDC highlights 0.752226 influenza – Feb 0.637511 Fact sheet topics 0.643297 Current Travel Warnings 0.640512 122-Cities Mortality Reporting 0.634044 FluMist Quadrivalent 0.640505 older adult populations 0.632488 National Antimicrobial Resistance 0.630724 influenza virus 0.634609 FDA Announces Availability 0.652108	Mar 0.729585 Federal health officials 0.630264 Mercury Poisoning Linked 0.629831 Daylight Saving Time 0.634245 safe spring break 0.634668 America Trauma Society 0.63803 Drug Administration 0.640657 COCA Email Update 0.652747 Retail Meat Annual 0.724442 town hall teleconference 0.78971 education agencies 0.639003 public health professionals 0.664303 new influenza 0.63505 narms retail meat 0.836729 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.654246 technically challenging injuries 0.636885 CDC Scienceclips 0.754869 unprocessed retail meats 0.634649 in-person training centers 0.641509 Clostridium difficile Infections 0.68741 FoodSafety.gov Reports FDA 0.670016 CDC Vital Signs 0.81573 USDA Food Recalls 0.630977 Response Training Resources 0.658466	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