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6488	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Promoting active communities in a culture of distracted driving	Efforts to improve health outcomes through behavioral modification are often complicated by external factors that may thwart success and introduce potential harm. Factors associated with traffic safety present a contemporary challenge to efforts to promote physical activity. One example is the difficulty of encouraging pedestrian-based physical activity because of the growing prevalence of distracted driving.	pedestrian-based physical activity 0.60409 communications technology sector 0.514475 active communities 0.531982 Texas A&M University 0.53029 environmental modifications 0.528527 monthly text messages 0.529517 Matthew Lee Smith 0.512769 Rural Public Health 0.639553 reduced collision claims 0.522761 commercial automotive industry 0.519177 portable technology device 0.527996 College Station 0.560722 Mark E. Benden 0.521829 Science Center School 0.617911 health outcomes 0.515245 bicycle lanes 0.550293 Traffic Safety Association 0.552938 active transportation 0.551606 roadway design accounts 0.546953 Healthy People 0.525273 markedly increased injuries 0.520261 public health 0.732922 street-scale environmental policies 0.543782 distracted driving 0.628849	overall roadway safety 0.554407 bicyclists 0.547642 mobile communication technology 0.532008 automobile-pedestrian interactions 0.530585 pedestrians 0.620233 street design features 0.537398 A&M Health Science 0.63285 road users 0.545912 Texas A&M Health 0.632675 traffic safety 0.617277 physical activity 0.995746 promotes physical activity 0.58713 public health movement 0.573079 Complete Streets initiative 0.655312 proper technological solutions 0.512361 Health Science Center 0.63436 hand-held cellular telephone 0.533732 Public Health Service 0.566616 physical activity opportunities 0.586768 unsafe street environments 0.532751 independently rising growth 0.518548 specifies active transportation 0.547873 modifiable public infrastructures 0.56629	CLICK HERE
6994	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Promotion of Healthy Swimming After a Statewide Outbreak of Cryptosporidiosis Associated with Recreational Water Venues - Utah,2008-2009	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.	Utah BRFSS survey 0.380445 multiple recreational water 0.384892 Lake Valley Health 0.413171 recreational water–associated outbreak 0.388866 Utah Department 0.375533 public health authorities 0.414289 healthy swimming campaigns 0.464093 swimming campaign posters 0.385773 healthy swimming behavior 0.483051 recreational water illnesses 0.398076 communitywide cryptosporidiosis outbreaks 0.437329 healthy swimming messages 0.49733 Salt Lake Valley 0.399259 education campaign 0.37413 Utah residents 0.585616 Utah callback survey 0.378933 unhealthy swimming behavior 0.37915 diarrhea 0.384722 multimedia healthy swimming 0.464889 water quality 0.39763 healthy swimming questions 0.421001 pool water quality 0.372155 recreational water venues 0.579117 laboratory-confirmed cryptosporidiosis 0.388974	public health agencies 0.571472 Utah BRFSS callback 0.373236 press conference 0.382486 summer swimming season 0.482365 Injury Prevention 0.380745 healthy swimming campaign 0.564442 Utah public health 0.434031 competitive water sports 0.372683 Cryptosporidium contamination 0.387366 television advertisements 0.397354 future surveys 0.38028 resource-intensive communitywide cryptosporidiosis 0.371573 Michele C. Hlavsa 0.389247 recreational water–associated transmission 0.380794 healthy swimming 0.959434 healthy swimming behaviors 0.636468 recreational water venue 0.383447 Cryptosporidium 0.416372 Utah Behavioral Risk 0.375037 healthy swimming knowledge 0.596893 local public health 0.413755 Recreational Water Illness 0.461284 recreational water–associated outbreaks 0.815083 greater percentage 0.398581	CLICK HERE
8698	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Defining and Measuring Chronic Conditions: Imperatives for Research, Policy, Program, and Practice - CDC	We outline a conceptual model for improving understanding of and standardizing approaches to defining, identifying, and using information about chronic conditions in the United States. We illustrate this model’s operation by applying a standard classification scheme for chronic conditions to 5 national-level data systems.	Medical Expenditure Panel 0.509908 Chronic Care 0.506017 Condition Data Warehouse 0.566308 single chronic condition 0.5343 HHS data systems 0.521388 selected conditions 0.49113 chronic conditions data 0.570935 measure chronic conditions 0.550549 concurrent chronic conditions 0.528109 National Health Interview 0.504886 multiple chronic conditions 0.637813 Expenditure Panel Survey 0.504871 chronic condition 0.721854 Health Interview Survey 0.505552 data elements 0.520833 different data systems 0.491522 specific data systems 0.491302 chronic illnesses 0.504988 DefinitionA chronic disease 0.504723 individual chronic conditions 0.576577 OASH list 0.498329 chronic disease 0.574918 chronic disease data 0.55827 Medical condition data 0.491038 CMS Chronic Condition 0.521983	chronic kidney disease 0.538059 classification scheme 0.508615 United States 0.490566 national-level data systems 0.498648 chronic disease indicators 0.517196 Services Chronic Condition 0.512945 chronic condition indicators 0.523111 multiple risk factors 0.496043 data sets 0.50562 standard classification scheme 0.500987 ambulatory medical care 0.492781 public health 0.61618 Chronic Condition Data 0.6477 individual chronic diseases 0.525736 ongoing medical care 0.685144 multiple data systems 0.5544 chronic diseases 0.527738 data collection 0.508613 chronic conditions 0.905479 various data systems 0.509508 Chronic Condition Indicator 0.52352 chronic illness 0.528647 data systems 0.777977 conceptual model 0.541291	CLICK HERE
9132	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - State Data Profiles	National Asthma Control Program State Profiles	CDC National Asthma 0.704331 Technical Notes 0.244398 Puerto Rico 0.274055 State Contacts 0.253009 visit https://www.cdc.gov/asthma/nacp.htm 0.266751 asthma patient education 0.651413 state partners 0.253563 Select state profiles 0.380136	previous funding cycle 0.433435 current information 0.2607 U.S. Statistical data 0.383744 Asthma Control Program 0.924017 Asthma State Profiles 0.857316 Program grantee states 0.419611 National Asthma Control 0.924709 asthma prevalence 0.550177	CLICK HERE
9715	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Imágenes y fotos - Recursos de la campaña - Consejos de exfumadores	Fotos de las personas que aparecen en la campaña Consejos de exfumadores que muestra casos reales de personas que padecen afecciones por fumar o por la exposición al humo de segunda mano.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.765384 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.761037 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.784642 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.76389 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.760225	Nueva Jersey 0.683272 graves daños 0.677161 Archivo Microsoft 0.957845 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.781504	CLICK HERE
10605	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	News and Press Releases: Conferences: Weight of the Nation | DNPAO | CDC	null	key sessions 0.533542 CDC 0.341048 obesity prevention strategies 0.887778 environmental strategies 0.564886 measurement data protocols 0.680328 corresponding handouts 0.542895 United States 0.516844 policy level change 0.695902 live webcasts 0.543492 session window 0.537577 environmental change 0.52129 policies 0.336357 Public Health web 0.728848 useful resources 0.509145 inaugural conference 0.566314 Implementation 0.334589 active living 0.516843 obesity prevention strategy 0.848711 recommended strategies 0.535828 measures 0.336107 Adobe Acrobat Reader 0.698809 problem 0.336458 DNPAO 0.341886 additional links 0.529071	obesity prevention 0.99961 local governments 0.73323 school districts 0.517232 Prevent Obesity 0.688051 Acrobat Reader software 0.695903 entirety 0.35595 Recommended Community Strategies 0.715788 healthy eating 0.743505 control 0.341727 Measurement Guide 0.507131 satellite broadcasts 0.534476 Weight 0.377126 physical activity 0.523098 MMWR report 0.517974 Nation conference 0.52331 forum 0.341254 site 0.3379 Alabama Department 0.533668 comprehensive set 0.52532 files 0.361084 progress 0.334597 associated measurements 0.528451 communities 0.369212	CLICK HERE
11768	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) - Screening and Diagnosis	Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are a group of developmental disabilities that can cause significant social, communication and behavioral challenges. CDC is working to find out how many children have ASDs, discover the risk factors, and raise awareness of the signs.	final diagnosis 0.263272 developmental screening test 0.592039 developmental screening 0.748382 family member 0.236567 developmental problems 0.558539 experienced professional 0.271883 ASD 0.904698 basic skills 0.265396 children 0.368225 Additional screening 0.528238 well-child doctor visits 0.869253 autism spectrum disorder 0.518818 neurological testing 0.218582 thorough review 0.233317 higher risk 0.227138	developmental delays 0.594324 regular well-child doctor 0.863691 comprehensive diagnostic evaluation 0.404084 blood test 0.281057 short test 0.255964 diagnostic tools 0.23036 primary care doctor 0.414939 medical test 0.27071 comprehensive evaluation 0.219362 vision screening 0.295228 genetic testing 0.222203 high risk 0.472205 medical testing 0.213329 low birth weight 0.848976	CLICK HERE
13042	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Employment and Activity Limitations Among Adults with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease - United States, 2013	Anne G. Wheaton, PhD1, Timothy J. Cunningham, PhD1, Earl S.	COPD patients 0.761916 Opinion Research Response 0.47204 limitation measures 0.521085 health care provider 0.478594 Janet B. Croft 0.474034 various activity limitations 0.52461 current smokers 0.58667 smoking status 0.501995 state health departments 0.482105 health care providers 0.526524 current smoking 0.507534 progressive respiratory conditions 0.476515 response rate 0.490345 activity limitation characteristics 0.511354 noninstitutionalized civilian adults 0.486069 special equipment 0.559794 health problems 0.526243 physician-diagnosed COPD 0.725489 smoking cessation 0.487584 pulmonary rehabilitation program 0.476408 chronic bronchitis 0.476256 Earl S. Ford 0.472972 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.471639 physical activity status 0.536079 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.482224	United States 0.611391 adults 0.56228 Timothy J. Cunningham 0.473581 respiratory symptoms 0.468311 Anne G. Wheaton 0.534585 activity limitations 0.829415 Data Quality Report 0.476081 greater educational level 0.468047 random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.470969 activity limitation 0.573155 COPD prevalence 0.74081 important contributor 0.477083 U.S. adults 0.54653 age-adjusted prevalence 0.503906 response rates 0.472357 health 0.531899 physical activity 0.666019 median survey response 0.474341 current smoking status 0.488865 COPD diagnosis 0.639241 public health efforts 0.469257 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.467485 pulmonary rehabilitation 0.565368 COPD status 0.674639	CLICK HERE
13410	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness andPrevention Month - July 2015	July is National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness and Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness and improve understanding of orofacial clefts (clefts of the lip and palate) and other conditions of the head and face. Each year in the United States, approximately 2,600 babies are born with a cleft palate and 4,400 babies are born with a cleft lip, with or without a cleft palate (1). Other craniofacial birth defects include craniosynostosis (skull sutures fusing prematurely), anotia/microtia (ear is missing or underdeveloped), and anophthalmia/microphthalmia (missing or abnormally small eye).	population-based birth defects 0.583907 important public health 0.538404 United States 0.599542 U.S. Government Printing 0.513078 original MMWR paper 0.509792 orofacial clefts 0.802131 Human Services 0.519642 National Cleft 0.568952 craniofacial condition 0.507567 health care–service 0.480798 National Birth Defects 0.674274 U.S. Department 0.517776 MMWR HTML versions 0.511515 MMWR readers 0.463606 Craniofacial Awareness 0.573006 orofacial cleft 0.551541 Mai CT 0.527044 cleft lip 0.518752 health outcomes 0.479556 craniofacial birth defects 0.656424 Birth defects data 0.579918 skull sutures 0.476185 language development 0.468554 electronic PDF version 0.507212	health care providers 0.612662 craniofacial conditions 0.514845 Clin Mol Teratol 0.645616 Canfield MA 0.46591 risk factors 0.464653 medication treatment 0.464604 control diabetes 0.462979 National Birth Prevalence 0.53967 Additional information 0.465043 Contact GPO 0.469982 typeset documents 0.460957 cleft palate 0.567969 Cassell CH 0.466175 trade names 0.461444 commercial sources 0.461409 high prevalence 0.472195 preventable causes 0.468861 birth defects 0.92772 greater number 0.46842 craniofacial defects 0.565506 non-CDC sites 0.460676 original paper copy 0.509055 et al 0.52325	CLICK HERE
16156	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Todos pueden ayudar a detener el hostigamiento de los niños que tienen el síndrome de Gilles de la Tourette - Especiales CDC - CDC en Español	Del 15 de mayo al 15 de junio es el Mes de Concientización sobre el Síndrome de Tourette. El tema de este año es un desafío para aumentar la concientización y la aceptación del síndrome de Gilles de la Tourette (#DesafíoST). Conozca la información sobre los tics y el síndrome de Gilles de la Tourette (también llamado síndrome de Tourette o TS, por sus siglas en inglés) y sepa cómo puede aumentar la aceptación al ayudar a detener el hostigamiento de los niños con este síndrome.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.831324 malas palabras 0.773977 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.827813 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.844402 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.828397 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.823898	pequeña cantidad 0.771885 boy scouts 0.742085 Archivo Microsoft 0.982742 Embajadores Juveniles 0.752186 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.842044	CLICK HERE