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1034	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Strong Men Put Their Heart Health First | CDC Features	The perfect gift this Valentine’s Day is the gift of heart health. Along with Valentine’s Day, February marks American Heart Month, a great time to commit to a healthy lifestyle and make small changes that can lead to a lifetime of heart health.	great time 0.456348 10-year age groups 0.483972 heart health journey 0.537828 HeartMonth Facebook Challenge 0.482559 heart-healthy goals 0.470923 coronary bypass surgery 0.48906 health care team 0.59469 small changes 0.455972 healthy lifestyle 0.571706 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.480742 heart condition 0.477171 Keith C. Ferdinand 0.490119 blood pressure 0.702533 NCHS data brief 0.488603 Men’s Health 0.478924 achievable health goals 0.511185 healthy eating 0.489416 Clarence’s cardiologist 0.482334 recipe lower sodium 0.486807 heart-healthy behavior 0.482165 National Health 0.467179 highest risk 0.456608 Million Hearts® Healthy 0.525788 cholesterol medications 0.495986 dietitian Dr. Ferdinand 0.491377	heart health 0.749445 United States 0.533697 healthy heart 0.506984 African Americans 0.458945 Blood Pressure Wallet 0.491741 regular check-ups 0.459626 Clarence 0.504334 African American men 0.90471 Personal Health Progress 0.502127 health disparity 0.466702 Cook heart-healthy meals 0.513199 family medical history 0.481753 Health Statistics. 0.466996 Gu Q. Hypertension 0.482779 heart disease 0.705605 American Heart 0.547928 Million Hearts® Facebook 0.498861 Million Hearts® Health 0.51675 heart-healthy lifestyle change 0.512037 important medical information 0.481547 Clarence Ancar 0.482765 doctor 0.470216 high blood pressure 0.672939 heart disease.2 0.487691	CLICK HERE
1191	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Knowledge, Attitudes, and PracticesRegarding Antimalarial Chemoprophylaxis in U.S. Peace CorpsVolunteers - Africa, 2013	Keren Z. Landman, MD1,2, Kathrine R. Tan, MD2, Paul M.	Corps medical officers 0.648069 malaria chemoprophylaxis 0.7047 mefloquine prophylaxis failure 0.64148 Keren Z. Landman 0.640101 chemoprophylaxis safety 0.578648 fewer conflicting recommendations 0.601074 antimalaria chemoprophylaxis 0.591683 long-term travelers 0.629921 Peace Corps policy 0.740521 chemoprophylaxis 0.800995 U.S. Peace Corps 0.767195 Paul M. Arguin 0.627696 potentially fatal disease 0.624761 nonadherent PCVs 0.583232 malaria case rates 0.680981 current adverse effects 0.620749 PCVs 0.823911 PCMOs 0.589136 malaria infections 0.632834 Internet surveys 0.561468 malaria education 0.629831 severe malaria 0.645723 insecticide-treated bednets 0.576315 Keren Landman 0.565962	improved PCV-PCMO communication 0.59684 malaria risk 0.627505 malaria 0.753646 geographically heterogeneous recommendations 0.600099 Internet-enabled mobile devices 0.606276 African countries 0.561293 Kathrine R. Tan 0.627841 chemoprophylaxis adherence 0.610515 first-line chemoprophylaxis 0.582471 in-country travel 0.561355 Peace Corps 0.989563 long-term adverse effects 0.828879 Peace Corps service 0.740741 social desirability bias 0.609827 Author affiliations 0.566601 nonvolunteer health-care workers 0.616198 adherence 0.622163 Africa region 0.56766 PCV adherence 0.60121 Volunteers — Africa 0.567517 comprehensive health care 0.615773 antimalarial chemoprophylaxis 0.651267 peace corps volunteers 0.767826 primary care 0.562179	CLICK HERE
5044	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Weight: Effects of Overweight	People who are obese, compared to those with a normal or healthy weight, are at increased risk for many serious diseases and health conditions. Learn more.	Forbes 0.417209 Health Risks 0.506275 Smeeth L. Body-mass 0.570603 755-65. doi 0.498079 Page 0.436916 Aug 0.436058 state-based programs 0.507828 health conditions 0.512376 obesity 0.957779 National Heart 0.502591 longitudinal studies. 0.49582 Evaluation 0.434146 newly diagnosed type 0.584413 body mass index 0.577458 diseases 0.435818 general psychiatry 0.491618 Blood Institute 0.502432 specific cancers 0.494217 health problems 0.513105 economic consequences 0.498024 decade prospective study. 0.562842 visit Clinical Guidelines 0.5984 Alameda County Study. 0.565208 Epub 0.425009 Obesity Expert Panel. 0.778378	population-based cohort study 0.583491 Robert E. 0.491317 Systematic Evidence Review 0.573953 Identification 0.434168 2Clinical Guidelines 0.493005 Prospective association 0.490254 psychopathology 0.419873 overweight 0.759309 BMI 0.442266 international journal 0.557057 Obesity trends 0.707079 Floriana S. 0.497874 Leon DA 0.491055 meta-analysis 0.421176 healthy weight 0.508838 systematic review 0.493978 NIH 0.418551 people 0.435634 American Diabetes Association* 0.593755 Treatment 0.434114 Weight Loss 0.501458 UK adults 0.494012 et al 0.625495 information 0.418453	CLICK HERE
6812	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthy Aging 2.0: the potential of new media and technology.	The emergence of e-patients (consumers who use the Internet and electronic communication tools to research and communicate about medical conditions) has spawned the era of “Healthy Aging 2.0” to support chronic disease management.	health education 0.297141 health care experts 0.309271 public health practitioners 0.312551 chronic heart failure 0.246913 health information 0.409179 social networking 0.367847 interactive information sharing 0.253028 previous health information 0.317493 Med Internet Res 0.228776 chronic disease patients 0.645913 chronic disease management 0.390545 hard-to-reach chronic disease 0.304702 Care Coordination/Home telehealth 0.228673 health care professionals 0.741128 social networking applications 0.233072 health care services 0.342568 older adult e-patients 0.267562 health care costs 0.320857 social networking site 0.231596 older adult populations 0.255898 wireless tools 0.226732 health communication 0.242273 chronic disease 0.655834 Wareham J. Health 0.262808 Internet 0.249837	public health infrastructure 0.313269 mHealthy Aging tools 0.250956 personal health surveillance 0.269029 health decisions 0.231012 disease management support 0.2488 anxiety older adults 0.287868 chronic disease care 0.307109 electronic communication tools 0.249519 health care 0.782994 public health 0.496862 health care systems 0.343241 older patients 0.254625 Internet protocol software 0.247357 better chronic disease 0.279766 West Wireless Health 0.297271 chronic diseases 0.23373 chronic conditions. Telemed 0.251293 health concerns 0.225401 chronic conditions 0.27531 online health information 0.351832 real-time information exchange 0.248086 chronic illness 0.225339 Public Health Service 0.277548 older adults 0.946024	CLICK HERE
10984	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	EID News Synopsis: July 2014 | CDC Media Relations	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	poorer neighborhoods 0.642938 Infectious Disease journal 0.762816 carbapenemase-producing organisms 0.650192 carbapenem-resistant infections 0.627505 lower socioeconomic status 0.794351 CDC study 0.701287 North America 0.628829 injection anthrax cases 0.821958 South Korea 0.62539 heroin users 0.639464 prior hospitalization 0.626915 anthrax-contaminated heroin 0.730993 Imperial College London 0.723537 socioeconomic groups 0.681492 hadler-epi@att.net   0.642008 foodborne gastrointestinal illness 0.783567 Western College 0.626024 New Haven 0.636029 Chinese grocery store 0.737839 highest risk 0.640053 Infectious Diseases 0.775624 HUMAN SERVICES 0.624083 select group 0.629806 relatively new form 0.727453 United States 0.764171	Emerging Infections Program 0.746223 Veterinary Medicine 0.627231 Carbapenem-resistant organisms 0.647129 routine testing 0.628051 higher socioeconomic status 0.795015 carbapenemase-producing organism 0.733998 antimicrobial drug resistance 0.778292 public health journal 0.786155 antibiotic resistance 0.63567 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.624185 public health emergency 0.748932 public health 0.915766 Joseph E. Rubin 0.733628 previously known risks 0.729101 James L. Hadler 0.749307 heroin-associated anthrax 0.790525 Control efforts 0.630211 Yale School 0.630564 widespread risk 0.636195 contaminated food. 0.631185 recent global emergence 0.742197 p.m. EDT 0.666371 urgent need 0.628992 socioeconomic status 0.864578	CLICK HERE
11017	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Meningococcal | Photos | CDC	Meningococcal Photos - WARNING: Some of these photos might be unsuitable for children. Viewing discretion is advised.	bacterium 0.463264 old female 0.694007 meningococcemia 0.374963 hands 0.408789 throat 0.362367 asymptomatic male 0.634963 normal flora 0.58451 diplococcal bacteria 0.565013 lower extremities 0.567536 urethra 0.395515 healthy people 0.54932	photomicrograph 0.380463 blood infection 0.561759 gangrene 0.462225 micrograph 0.37852 pathogenic organism 0.60526 Mag. 1150X 0.550723 presence 0.353388 large percentage 0.578904 aerobic Gram-negative Neisseria 0.914478 meningococcus 0.38883	CLICK HERE
11226	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	¡La vacuna contra el VPH también previene el cáncer en los niños varones! - Especiales CDC - CDC en Español	Pídale al médico de su hijo que le ponga la vacuna contra el VPH en la próxima cita. Aproveche cualquier cita médica —como el chequeo anual o los exámenes físicos que se necesitan antes de realizar deportes, ir a campamentos o entrar a la universidad— para preguntarle al doctor qué vacunas necesitan sus hijos preadolescentes y adolescentes.	niños varones cumplan 0.38904 médica —como 0.410663 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.360137 Archivo RealPlayer 0.339188 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.365735 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.359762 adolescentes varones 0.364424 Estados Unidos 0.333743	Archivo Microsoft 0.46165 Your Children 0.332231 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.365031 Archivo Texto 0.336848 programa vacunas 0.36196 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.359589 niños varones 0.944532 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.360233	CLICK HERE
11569	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Perchlorate	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
12407	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Colorectal Cancer Tests Save Lives - Choosing the right test (789W x 1330H)	null			CLICK HERE
12694	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Be Brave	In this 60-second PSA, gynecologic cancer survivor, Jenny Allen, a mother, writer and performer urges women to see a doctor, if they have symptoms that last two weeks or longer. She tells a moving personal story about noticing symptoms, being diagnosed with uterine and ovarian cancer, and getting treatment. She says, "Be brave. Ask questions." 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://www.cdc.gov/cdctv/GYN_BeBrave	Brave 0.935296		CLICK HERE