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4655	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fruit and vegetable pricing by demographic factors in the Birmingham, Alabama, metropolitan area, 2004-2005	null	food stores 0.546656 chain grocery stores 0.544104 larger stores 0.327439 local food stores 0.429855 smaller food store 0.329483 census block group 0.445886 large grocery stores 0.45625 mixed food items 0.329474 percentage 0.423187 square miles 0.334252 poverty level 0.532028 block group level 0.340651 Birmingham MSA 0.597458 Thrifty Food Plan 0.327688 grocery stores 0.922187 neighborhood demographics 0.441264 metropolitan area 0.434795 vegetable prices 0.425285 Public Health 0.413479 fruit 0.404687 Birmingham area 0.328306 retail food stores 0.434389 Hi5+ study 0.391757 certain food types 0.34149 Alabama 0.338192	vegetables 0.426182 smaller stores 0.333457 regional setting 0.322419 retail food store 0.329502 Food Establishment Sanitation 0.326199 block group 0.50414 fruits 0.407101 mom-and-pop stores 0.345398 smaller food outlets 0.322176 median percentage 0.323867 food outlet type 0.340654 food environment 0.420609 unsampled grocery stores 0.596496 vegetable intake 0.354364 new stores 0.343294 food 0.579576 large chain grocery 0.452049 grocery store density 0.395575 vegetable pricing 0.327123 high school diploma 0.899076 et al 0.323432 food availability 0.326076 food outlets 0.411689 food outlet 0.35314	CLICK HERE
5533	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malathion - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
5992	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Past Flu Seasons: 2009-2010 Flu Season	Facts about the 2009-2010 Influenza Season - CDC	influenza 0.621175 H1N1 influenza virus 0.387985 H1N1 vaccine 0.339754 CDC 0.248088 widespread influenza activity 0.318102 seasonal vaccine 0.304904 United States 0.529282 influenza antiviral drugs 0.290921 vaccine production 0.242088 regular flu seasons 0.38396 flu activity 0.430602 H1N1 influenza viruses 0.412517 flu complications 0.301834 flu vaccine effectiveness 0.433489 seasonal flu vaccines 0.362266 seasonal influenza viruses 0.452242 H1N1 virus 0.34246 H1N1 activity 0.224652 previous influenza seasons 0.311047 flu vaccine virus 0.456645 additional information 0.276078 MMWR article Update 0.323066 non-pandemic influenza seasons 0.308856 viruses 0.502739	novel influenza virus 0.359767 antiviral resistance 0.283782 influenza activity 0.506078 influenza surveillance systems 0.298721 U.S. Outpatient ILI 0.211673 flu seasons 0.410448 chronic medical conditions 0.207584 swine flu 0.3274 seasonal flu vaccine 0.916221 flu viruses 0.484939 new flu virus 0.356801 regional influenza activity 0.319003 usual flu seasons 0.357355 2009-10 pandemic season 0.225998 H1N1 viruses 0.400008 influenza viruses 0.484336 seasonal flu viruses 0.433173 different H1N1 virus 0.249601 flu season 0.521941 H1N1 Flu website 0.471631 peak influenza activity 0.315828 seasonal influenza activity 0.342748 previous seasons 0.214159	CLICK HERE
8926	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccine Information Statement: Polio - Vaccines - CDC	Polio Vaccine Information Statement	Compensation Program 0.476381 routine soreness 0.484762 need polio vaccine 0.804535 health care provider 0.707918 vision changes 0.482302 Page 0.553631 National Vaccine Injury 0.64882 IPV 0.546024 unusual behavior 0.477076 polio infection 0.618615 nearest hospital 0.478951 permanent disability 0.500424 severe allergic reaction 0.980391 children 0.480026 known risks 0.481894 fast heartbeat 0.480354 severe allergy 0.506519 Vaccine Adverse Event 0.640764 VAERS website 0.495862 life-threatening allergic reaction 0.589683 certain countries 0.48425 difficulty breathing 0.475974 shoulder pain 0.47767 problems 0.446205 vaccine components 0.594117	higher-risk adults 0.485523 doses 0.488416 polio vaccine 0.8406 United States 0.565401 sore spot 0.482543 medical advice 0.481768 polio vaccination 0.641229 life-threatening allergies 0.485345 remote chance 0.477398 mild illness 0.482735 combination vaccine 0.597941 Current Edition Date 0.580666 vaccine safety site 0.645965 higher risk 0.484709 disease 0.456326 time limit 0.476604 people 0.604288 certain vaccines 0.484345 person-to-person contact 0.507344 medical procedure 0.478632 infected person 0.503589 federal program 0.478734 vaccine 0.922118 VICP website. 0.47828	CLICK HERE
9697	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La historia de Brandon - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores	La historia de Brandon, un ex fumador con la enfermedad de Buerger, es parte de la campaña Consejos de exfumadores de los CDC.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.594816 Archivo RealPlayer 0.505194 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.603014 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.622857	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.597914 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.593466 terrible enfermedad 0.497982 Archivo Microsoft 0.995252	CLICK HERE
10423	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Social Determinants of Health Maps'Maps'DHDSP'CDC	null			CLICK HERE
10671	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Twitter | Cancer Prevention and Control	CDC's Division of Cancer Prevention and Control uses Twitter to provide tips on how to lower your cancer risk, links to our latest research articles, and information about DCPC's activities.	American men 0.389019 skin cancer 0.528038 specific kinds 0.43074 gynecologic cancer 0.482537 Prevención y Control 0.410092 tips 0.436608 ciencia para prevenir 0.615193 lung cancer 0.557246 secondhand smoke 0.393172 visit Twitter 0.445046 colorectal cancer 0.598476 equal access 0.39491 American women 0.402043 cervical cancer 0.468636 eficaces basadas 0.414784 HPV-Associated Cancers 0.441328 supports studies 0.395929 Web site 0.428628 new articles 0.395405 Collection Timeline page 0.606334 view collections 0.42616 Spanish-language tweets 0.509197 mammograms 0.248544 United States 0.789507	La División 0.41025 Human papillomavirus 0.41393 common cancer 0.66102 CDC conducts 0.429409 Cancer Research 0.451271 cancer death 0.453924 health care 0.394982 español 0.273321 Twitter feed 0.466255 main types 0.399968 common cause 0.393 Gynecologic Cancers 0.466786 breast cancer 0.574873 controlar el cáncer 0.590475 latest research articles 0.619505 indoor tanning 0.384762 prostate cancer 0.554534 Web page 0.40776 common cancers 0.439227 cancer risk 0.509205 cancer 0.939636 DCPC’s activities 0.432244 collection timelines 0.41271 information 0.369892	CLICK HERE
11091	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Impact of San Francisco™s Toy Ordinance on Restaurants and Children™s Food Purchases, 2011"2012 - CDC	In 2011, San Francisco passed the first citywide ordinance to improve the nutritional standards of children’s meals sold at restaurants by preventing the giving away of free toys or other incentives with meals unless nutritional criteria were met. This study examined the impact of the Healthy Food Incentives Ordinance at ordinance-affected restaurants on restaurant response (eg, toy-distribution practices, change in children’s menus), and the energy and nutrient content of all orders and children’s-meal–only orders purchased for children aged 0 through12 years.	test purchases 0.493293 Food Incentives Ordinance 0.752709 data 0.467736 positive restaurant changes 0.465699 public health policies 0.466062 restaurant response 0.472074 french fries 0.517573 children 0.709144 ordinance nutritional criteria 0.504426 public health ordinance 0.496907 healthful meals 0.470703 ordinance enactment 0.562826 Santa Clara County 0.588091 toy ordinance 0.521445 National Academies Press 0.466806 Healthy Food Incentives 0.697256 San Francisco Healthy 0.50444 significant decrease 0.495389 food restaurant chains 0.477568 Ordinance wording 0.476793 restaurant food environments 0.493712 restaurants 0.523154 fast food restaurants 0.491992 food chain restaurants 0.482047 free toys 0.518995	meals 0.586329 study 0.49383 restaurant chains 0.55677 fast food 0.519587 pre-ordinance time point 0.915693 county-level ordinance 0.486072 similar ordinance 0.4769 pre-ordinance time point1 0.46937 healthful default 0.502884 beverage 0.485527 children’s meal 0.46806 study time points 0.477468 public health 0.529682 ordinance intent 0.474203 citywide ordinance 0.49301 menu changes 0.484017 ordinance prohibits restaurants 0.517811 Francisco Healthy Food 0.509932 Significantly fewer children 0.464798 San Francisco 0.713428 ordinance criteria 0.531173 ordinance language 0.476872 default side dish 0.540455 time points 0.619372	CLICK HERE
14478	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR Zika Reports	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Congenital Zika Virus 0.494033 Female-to-Male Sexual Transmission 0.247462 Zika Virus Transmission 0.446868 Interim Guidelines 0.261577 Birth Defects 0.245569 Infection Among U.S. 0.239843 Zika Virus Infection 0.78826 Update 0.253766 Travel-Associated Zika Virus 0.349254 Virus Through Sexual 0.29029 New York City 0.283659 Zika Virus—10 Public 0.252866 Zika Virus Outbreak 0.322762 Pregnant Women 0.313722 Chikungunya Virus Infection 0.329374 Mosquito-Borne Zika Virus 0.323709 Possible Zika Virus 0.493917 Zika Virus 0.968027 Ongoing Zika Virus 0.365647 Subsequent Ongoing Transmission 0.2453 Zika Virus-Associated Neonatal 0.257349 Zika Virus Spreads 0.322738 Virus Disease Cases 0.335883 Continental United States 0.241651 Virus Disease Acquired 0.313743	Puerto Rico 0.376714 United States 0.507019 Local Mosquito-Borne Transmission 0.271734 Care Providers Caring 0.337293 Zika Virus Exposure 0.491065 Zika Virus Disease 0.51648 Possible Congenital Zika 0.30506 Health Care Providers 0.376031 Zika Virus Testing 0.351054 Prevent Zika Virus 0.347768 Zika Travel Notices 0.245575 Zika Virus Importation 0.328966 Confirmed Zika Virus 0.320346 Sexual Transmission 0.322194 Zika Virus Surveillance 0.326613 Zika Virus–Associated Birth 0.254607 Interim Guidance 0.369842 Infection Among Pregnant 0.244831 Zika Virus RNA 0.326077 Transfusion-Transmitted Zika Virus 0.324207 Maternal Zika Virus 0.348852 U.S. Zika Pregnancy 0.260032 Asymptomatic Pregnant Women 0.240763 Virus Disease Outbreak 0.305494	CLICK HERE
15397	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Participation in Older Adult Physical Activity Programs andRisk for Falls Requiring Medical Care, Washington State,2005-2011	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	medical fall 0.686093 data 0.453445 fall prevention 0.641106 fall-related health care 0.498352 EF participation 0.488928 program 0.656289 Intermittent Silver Sneakers 0.466575 consistent users 0.589627 intermittent SS groups 0.49561 Health Research Institute 0.593711 group exercise classes 0.496252 Silver Sneakers 0.580711 Fall prevention research 0.471679 driven SS program 0.471181 EF 0.714307 reduced risk 0.484164 medical record data 0.446378 demographically representative sample 0.575762 consistent EF users 0.588449 study period 0.611318 medical falls 0.585054 fall risk 0.545873 available exercise programs 0.445202 EF program 0.569058	regular physical activity 0.476967 Silver Sneakers users 0.449903 intermittent users 0.776522 participation 0.561486 risk reduction 0.469126 medical treatment 0.502304 Group Health Research 0.588196 specific fall prevention 0.465993 retrospective cohort study 0.495209 fall injury risk 0.469359 consistent SS users 0.517444 SS 0.650932 fall prevention exercise 0.535419 intermittent EF users 0.59727 medical care 0.584594 exercise programs 0.563699 Medicare EF 0.452748 physical activity 0.751218 SS program 0.512809 medical record 0.53581 SS programs 0.516775 older adults 0.947379 accidental fall injury 0.446764 risk 0.572746	CLICK HERE