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657	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2010 Surgeon General's Report - Consumer Booklet - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Your browser does not support iFrames.	regular basis 0.462736 tobacco smoke 0.67926 20-page booklet 0.772531 page Surgeon General 0.993985	fact sheets 0.454139 Tobacco Use Web 0.631634 practical information 0.460462 particular Surgeon General 0.87203	CLICK HERE
1294	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Back to School | CDC Features	As autumn approaches, many children are heading back to school. Because children spend much of their time in classrooms, schools are an ideal setting to teach and model healthy behaviors. As children across the country get ready to return to school, parents and staff can gear up to improve the health of students and help them achieve academic success.	physical education 0.400691 school health services 0.811911 interactive activities 0.366661 Principal Paul 0.371305 great school 0.445702 health issues 0.392052 fact sheet 0.969738 school 0.947442 MB 0.389971 children 0.386581 small changes 0.374623 large role 0.372713 healthy students 0.476834 School Nutrition Environment 0.597452 Health Services staff 0.532437 Physical Activity. 0.402384 Healthy Schools website 0.577959 Virtual Healthy School 0.631209 physical conditions 0.395343 kids ages 0.371803 Physical Education. 0.397286 emergency care 0.381801 nurse’s office 0.371566 online health resource 0.521845 parents 0.474069	child 0.266545 healthier school 0.419568 academic achievement 0.376788 Decisions mobile app 0.51079 United States 0.383835 School Health Services. 0.57352 better grades 0.369256 summer 0.237612 CDC Healthy Schools 0.723415 ways 0.309873 healthy eating habits 0.621864 physical fitness 0.400065 kids 0.422566 great place 0.392098 resources 0.313951 behavior/learning problems 0.383182 calories 0.240993 motor skills 0.388162 powerful role 0.365565 BAM 0.23671 physical activity 0.673108 comprehensive look 0.376188 healthy start 0.628746 information 0.309869	CLICK HERE
5239	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Physical Activity, Watching Television, and the Risk of Obesity in Students, Texas, 2004-2005	null	physical education 0.356839 logistic regression model 0.353288 boys 0.447126 major racial/ethnic groups 0.360023 limit television watching 0.355962 girls 0.417588 odds ratio 0.355679 Texas Health Science 0.425517 moderate physical activity 0.461489 public school students 0.363732 television watching 0.398817 physical activity data 0.364532 school 0.45 low physical activity 0.376958 sports teams 0.351931 obese boys 0.352457 vigorous physical activity 0.461515 physical activity indicator 0.379076 television watching influences 0.356915 obesity 0.369619 body mass index 0.357256 United States 0.351919 regular physical activity 0.554713 School Physical Activity 0.41015	respondent sweat 0.355018 video games 0.414367 study 0.364964 Public Health 0.349148 students 0.52966 State Health Services 0.360275 total estimated student 0.365563 economically disadvantaged students 0.45858 weight status 0.505696 physical activity recommendations 0.371092 total number 0.363633 multinomial logistic model 0.442206 television 0.473837 Texas school children 0.35002 high school students 0.395082 physical activity indicators 0.412045 physical activity 0.93404 average school 0.353724 multinomial logistic regression 0.424906 Health Science Center 0.427911 physical activity habits 0.371142 television viewing 0.385301 confidence interval 0.361016 11th grade 0.407503	CLICK HERE
5931	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1,3-Dichloro-5,5-dimethylhydantoin - 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
6183	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using a concept map as a tool for strategic planning: The Healthy Brain Initiative.	The objective of this article is to describe how the 6 concept-mapping phases originally outlined by William Trochim guided our strategic planning process and how we adjusted the specific methods in the first 2 phases to meet the specialized needs and requirements to create The Healthy Brain Initiative: A National Public Health Road Map to Maintaining Cognitive Health.	work groups 0.552233 concept-mapping process 0.408143 final concept map 0.398913 public health practitioners 0.290011 action items 0.991229 Disease Control 0.282355 concept maps 0.400714 Work group members 0.275611 final cluster map 0.307002 cognitive function 0.286324 phase 0.281352 steering committee members 0.305523 risk factors 0.279527 Public Health Road 0.431195 various public health 0.300486 new action items 0.290562 typical concept-mapping process 0.407597 policy work group 0.306862 priority action items 0.29528 single brainstorming session 0.2771 public health practice 0.280307 community health 0.277142 cognitive public health 0.320389 state public health 0.283513 research work group 0.365349	public health issue 0.281117 hierarchical cluster analysis 0.280609 steering committee 0.693663 public health priorities 0.297766 Healthy Brain Initiative 0.694776 cognitive decline 0.284306 National Public Health 0.431552 public health burden 0.287218 Concept Systems Incorporated 0.298389 Road Map 0.572339 strategic planning process 0.330887 Health Road Map 0.431806 public health 0.754004 public health perspective 0.33106 concept mapping 0.527821 surveillance work group 0.298599 map contain items 0.284406 strategic planning 0.390808 physical activity 0.3179 cognitive health 0.873802 prevention research work 0.361502 public health endeavors 0.358052 cognitive impairment 0.277677 work group 0.428522	CLICK HERE
6335	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	A latent class modeling approach to evaluate behavioral risk factors and health-related quality of life.	null	frequent physical distress 0.257417 Latent Gold version 0.215664 Rhode Island BRFSS 0.258378 health care provider 0.239628 latent class models 0.306082 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.472265 mental distress 0.400714 risky health behaviors 0.221048 health conditions 0.592335 risky behaviors 0.496419 logistic regression 0.269908 health care access 0.609545 health domain 0.259043 health care services 0.258147 body mass index 0.236943 latent health domain 0.249152 latent class modeling 0.806067 indicators 0.34627 correlated health indicators 0.222405 preventive health services 0.240917 meaningful latent classes 0.225193 specific latent class 0.237764 different latent classes 0.21594 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.467347 health domains 0.37945	health indicators 0.304121 latent class patterns 0.228189 highest-risk latent class 0.226889 certain health conditions 0.206419 Island Behavioral Risk 0.324704 health care 0.67534 class modeling approach 0.267764 Rhode Island 0.86327 latent class model 0.406133 preventive health care 0.225038 adult population 0.231278 possible response patterns 0.275945 health 0.735883 frequent mental distress 0.28611 health care coverage 0.277958 Rhode Island Behavioral 0.381186 separate latent class 0.226798 latent class 0.987988 multiple health indicators 0.271638 regular health care 0.239632 latent classes 0.431061 limited health care 0.335819 multiple health domains 0.237338 preventive services 0.351308	CLICK HERE
7384	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Acerca del VIH/SIDA	Información básica sobre el VIH y SIDA, la cual incluye información acerca del virus, sus orígenes, síntomas, y detección	inmunodeficiencia simia 0.329464 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.330697 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.332466 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.330248 siglo xix 0.325715 busque atención 0.322626 células cd4 0.973902 Archivo Microsoft 0.390116 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.332158	KNOW IT 0.322255 determinados líquidos 0.329717 infección aguda 0.547698 células t 0.637881 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.3303 sigla vih 0.433427 llamadas células t 0.361857 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.329766 enfermedad avance 0.368855	CLICK HERE
9816	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Phil Navin, Conversations with the Director	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
10911	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cervical Cancer Symptoms	A list of possible cervical cancer symptoms.	doctor 0.312468 symptoms 0.25885 list Skip 0.775285 bleeding 0.318364 signs 0.316286 vagina 0.302977	page options Skip 0.926048 discharge 0.284889 cervical cancer 0.795371 navigation Skip 0.789802 Advanced cervical cancer 0.740868	CLICK HERE
15445	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Older American Indians' Perspectives on Health, Arthritis, and Physical Activity: Implications for Adapting Evidence-Based Interventions, Oregon, 2013	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.	multidimensional health locus 0.506948 evidence-based arthritis programs 0.3788 SF-8 health survey 0.320177 general health 0.37513 culturally adapt health 0.322057 culturally sensitive health 0.323929 physical activity programs 0.445251 healthy lifestyle 0.323654 health behaviors 0.358523 arthritis self-management program 0.410566 Female participant 0.817103 Health Interview Survey 0.32568 nonpharmacologic arthritis management 0.38358 general health locus 0.34556 American Indians 0.701355 health status 0.372974 arthritis 0.750037 Arthritis interference scaleb 0.34802 Arthritis Rheum 0.332448 single-item health status 0.320202 healthy behaviors 0.342863 Epidemiol Community Health 0.331496 group-based physical activity 0.328144 arthritis self-management courses 0.354741 physical activity program 0.474778	tailored arthritis program 0.373813 arthritis pain 0.425972 tribal health program 0.370233 arthritis symptoms 0.367953 Arthritis Care Res 0.363828 health behavior 0.32097 Oregon State University 0.360755 arthritis self-management strategies 0.364839 PacificSource Health Plans 0.354374 public health 0.3206 participants 0.473579 general health scale 0.32652 tribal health clinic 0.34524 health 0.828754 arthritis doctor 0.321672 arthritis interference 0.383876 focus group participants 0.397347 arthritis self-management 0.421884 physical activity 0.991626 evidence-based physical activity 0.328989 self-reported arthritis 0.352733 focus group 0.52421 Male participant 0.515849 older adults 0.37497	CLICK HERE