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853	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Celebrate African American History Month | CDC Features	This February celebrate African American History Month and Heart Health Month. Learn about how heart disease impacts African Americans, the Million Hearts initiative, and how to improve your heart health.	older individuals 0.470967 free quit plan 0.529494 G. Woodson 0.485366 aggressive cancers 0.470067 ethnic groups 0.537221 long-term health problems 0.522823 non-Hispanic Whites 0.612115 National African American 0.57585 obesity 0.470496 highest death rates 0.534686 timely follow-up 0.469621 white adults 0.478357 highest level 0.476948 Black History 0.538098 annual medical cost 0.526923 white women 0.566748 economic resources 0.470902 black women 0.577356 free educational materials 0.526895 higher rates 0.469331 Spanish speakers 0.469681 heart attacks 0.481348 federal poverty level 0.534347 heart attack 0.481722 United States 0.632012	African descent 0.499607 African Americans 0.842099 U.S. President 0.477484 medical experts 0.469578 African American adults 0.869131 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.524137 free quit coaching 0.529582 heart disease 0.929801 African American community 0.550221 African American History 0.693104 black people 0.478844 cardiovascular disease 0.547946 higher risk 0.471081 impact African Americans 0.583022 black men 0.532648 breast cancer 0.588272 Breast cancer deaths 0.546426 highest rates 0.521713 stroke 0.499088 American historian Carter 0.554005 Nearly half 0.470737 high blood pressure 0.880414 family history 0.471831 cancer 0.626267	CLICK HERE
5065	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, October 05, 2009	null	preterm birth 0.490627 endorsement 0.472626 HSV-2 infection 0.488811 current awareness 0.480293 findings 0.428035 farmworkers 0.420112 STD clinics 0.488498 Disease Control 0.479335 CDC Knowledge 0.657728 Action Science Clips 0.994385 factual accuracy 0.480201 time-series analysis 0.488929 SAFETY PRO 0.481715 Engl J Med. 0.497577 Chief Science Officer 0.578677 tuberculosis 0.416393 article 0.422201 DHHS 0.50849 economic factors 0.478951 DISCLAIMER 0.418303 public domain 0.495686 Stephen B. Thacker 0.736201 Chlamydia prevalence 0.493505 international summer school 0.552869 items 0.434963	Sep 0.41783 United States 0.484821 methods 0.425877 user evaluation 0.483249 pandemic influenza 0.799893 National Job Training 0.556212 Occupational health 0.480443 omission 0.419246 views 0.425396 chronic viral hepatitis 0.559292 implications 0.432784 informational purposes 0.473669 Pandemic influenza planning 0.638086 public health literature 0.546951 permission 0.416833 B. Thacker CDC 0.835697 original authors 0.48033 opinion 0.422237 non-CDC Websites 0.479095 original sources 0.491788 service 0.415653 news sources 0.48066 HIV infection 0.489472 Thacker CDC Library 0.835571	CLICK HERE
9513	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Acetyl Fentanyl Overdose Fatalities -Rhode Island, March-May 2013	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.	opioid-induced respiratory depression 0.373709 time series analysis 0.372517 Medical Examiners database 0.38365 original MMWR paper 0.376377 U.S. Government Printing 0.374384 Human Services 0.37572 acetyl fentanyl 0.972479 fentanyl analogs 0.538863 U.S. Department 0.376648 MMWR HTML versions 0.373228 confirmatory testing 0.380614 acetyl fentanyl overdose 0.744467 additional acetyl fentanyl 0.615532 Human Health Sciences 0.386031 electronic PDF version 0.373945 acetyl fentanyl deaths 0.742847 illicit opioid-related overdoses 0.397477 overdose deaths 0.862331 overdose education 0.396852 Rhode Island Office 0.458643 Opioid overdose rates 0.454368 fentanyl overdose deaths 0.786872 state health laboratories 0.540395 illicit drug 0.508194	acetyl fentanyl decedents 0.635142 drug overdose deaths 0.513177 acetyl fentanyl administration 0.609325 Rhode Island 0.588997 confirmatory gas chromatography/mass 0.390237 fentanyl analog 0.562415 toxicology results 0.493964 GC/MS toxicology results 0.414148 Island public health 0.403669 public health officials 0.459445 illicit drug users 0.418278 field investigation 0.433482 opioid-related overdose deaths 0.491632 Matthew Lozier 0.373793 opioid-overdose prevention services 0.375701 nasal naloxone distribution 0.376037 northern Rhode Island 0.396643 Island State Health 0.467948 original paper copy 0.370597 enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay 0.388136 Rhode Island State 0.466786 ELISA test 0.375939 opioid overdose deaths 0.521815	CLICK HERE
9815	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Thomas Clark | Conversations with the Director | CDC Director | CDC	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
11458	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Statistics	Protecting the public's health involves making critical health decisions that can affect millions of people. So it is vital that decision makers have accurate, relevant health information.	actual exams 0.541652 quality control test 0.649487 health information 0.952375 American people 0.552767 health services research 0.755303 health inequalities 0.636739 days—greatly improving CDC 0.709745 nutrition status 0.543729 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.906874 High blood mercury 0.68529 National Healthcare Surveys 0.680967 electronic death registration 0.670659 blood mercury levels 0.8434 public health partners 0.753939 Health Interview Survey 0.762497 real survey participants 0.657921 National Vital Statistics 0.677192 decision makers 0.555715 nutritional health 0.618291 population characteristics 0.545035 National Health 0.773769 major data systems 0.671042 usual blood tests 0.659007 higher mercury levels 0.659924 health protection agency 0.762311	Jill 0.559257 medical sector 0.539162 routine physical exams 0.657695 electronic medical record 0.660216 fish—especially certain species 0.637358 blood mercury level 0.675908 dry-run exams 0.544962 critical health decisions 0.781471 U.S. health 0.627305 essential information 0.561308 relevant health information 0.801405 NHANES visits 0.550122 local health departments 0.717326 Examination Center 0.542743 long-term health 0.603221 mental issues 0.536837 public health applications 0.75744 household health survey 0.756704 health pulse 0.630991 quality health information 0.767629 NHANES dry-run exam 0.666537 data access 0.543862 potentially dangerous health 0.71625 healthcare settings 0.536464	CLICK HERE
11473	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ELISA Software for Bioassays | Manual | Template Design	Module 2 of the ELISA for Windows user's manual: Template Design.	new template 0.43157 standards block 0.426199 96-well ELISA plate 0.323148 Block Info box 0.746602 unknowns 0.320553 quality control samples 0.744752 single point dilution 0.291738 template creation description 0.349883 future block definitions 0.404279 old template file 0.365168 data entry fields 0.345809 Block ID 0.463168 data entry field 0.327709 subsequent block 0.367353 newly created template 0.352017 command button 0.717543 newly defined block 0.412115 reciprocal dilution numbers 0.298818 left mouse button 0.45005 unique block identifier 0.398816 block designation 0.364836 block 0.920286	file selection dialog 0.50206 template design option 0.358921 file list box 0.36943 particular block 0.381726 ‘View Plate 0.360431 single dilution value 0.292473 original template file 0.358695 template formats 0.34628 plate schematic diagram 0.292161 main menu 0.358973 selection dialog window 0.423283 block identifiers 0.36381 file name box 0.295308 default dialog window 0.295994 Replicate Information box 0.29256 dilution 0.312319 template module 0.347816 information 0.325607 new block 0.40082 blank template 0.314588 template file selection 0.652985 data entry 0.35019	CLICK HERE
11530	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Spring-Summer 2011 | DBD Memory of Bldg 1	null	Wang word processors 0.820202 infamous Pat Cook 0.826299 decrepit building 0.823965 west coast coffee 0.865951 good work 0.787232 Bacterial Diseases Division 0.862809 building 0.942249 good coffee 0.799037 staff epidemiologist Jay 0.834429 Building 1-East 0.813837 ABCs News 0.78016 downtown Decatur offices 0.831158 CDC experience 0.795379 CDC Deputy Director 0.865368 security personnel 0.783259 extremely important recommendations 0.834262 National Center 0.783312 historical reasons 0.779808 certain Branch Chief 0.865995 office areas 0.77996 free shipping 0.783507 group photo 0.781773 Infectious Diseases 0.795196 Darcia Johnson 0.841713 Branch Chief 0.960655	ABCs community 0.780082 8-inch floppy disks 0.825795 EISOs Brad Perkins 0.831915 new EIS officer 0.886653 tiny Dixie paper 0.834207 terrific officemates 0.784638 Special Pathogens Branch 0.864635 Infections Program Network 0.835005 Bacterial Zoonoses 0.783339 card sorter 0.820887 large coffee pot 0.858394 branch employee 0.799239 disabled parking area 0.832478 vaccine clinical trial 0.827692 security screening area 0.843124 Mycotic Diseases Branch 0.989522 branch meeting 0.798686 pre-email blast way 0.835068 EIS bullpen 0.85486 large shopping bag 0.831065 old building 0.824833 Office Coffee Club 0.875104 Enteric Diseases 0.784743 EIS conferences 0.82926	CLICK HERE
12650	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	North Carolina Greenways	The North Carolina Granville-Vance District Health Department used The Community Guide to address chronic disease and obesity in their community. Community Preventive Services Task Force recommendations used: Creation of or enhanced access to places for physical activity combined with informational outreach; both Community-scale and Street-scale urban design and land use policies; Transportation and travel policies and practices. 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/vod2.php?id=343cdd19d44ba4522455783b4b75266d20120614134734078	North Carolina Greenways 0.981113		CLICK HERE
13683	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Unreported Male Sex Partners Among Men with Newly Diagnosed HIV Infection - North Carolina, 2011-2013	Hsiu Wu, MD1; Lisa B. Hightow-Weidman, MD2; Cynthia L. Gay, MD2; Xinjian Zhang, PhD1; Steve Beagle2; Laura Hall, MPH1,3; Tonyka Jackson, MPH1,3; Jenni Marmorino, PhD2; Ann N.	North Carolina 0.439616 accurately reporting risk 0.209484 sexual networks 0.239609 HIV-infected MSM 0.316886 risk behaviors 0.35303 STD clinics 0.230421 New York City 0.273358 HIV-infected sex partners 0.216618 HIV infection diagnosis 0.222118 pretest counseling 0.779001 acute HIV infection 0.332966 male sex partner 0.260205 HIV diagnosis 0.213792 newly diagnosed HIV 0.350962 Philip J. Peters 0.218171 partner services interviews 0.313401 HIV prevention programs 0.25685 health care providers 0.242152	African American MSM 0.249755 participants 0.225898 MSM participants 0.209935 HIV acquisition 0.216468 female sex partners 0.239372 male partners 0.265131 MSM 0.479453 partner services interview 0.416692 partner services 0.63779 HIV negative MSM 0.256557 HIV risk factors 0.207542 male sex partners 0.991612 HIV testing venues 0.20938 HIV prevention interventions 0.288789 HIV testing 0.309054 HIV-infected partner 0.218242 HIV infection 0.609691 female sex partner 0.291043	CLICK HERE
14056	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cigarette Smoking Among Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Young Adults in Association With Food Insecurity and Other Factors	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.	smoking cessation interventions 0.571533 nondaily smoking patterns 0.577065 past-year food insecurity 0.757413 young adulthood 0.57017 binge drinking 0.555459 psychological distress 0.621895 past-year psychological distress 0.548451 higher smoking prevalence 0.625092 current smokers 0.586275 Low socioeconomic status 0.559379 food insecurity module 0.60534 food insecurity rates 0.603572 smoking status 0.663855 food insecurity 0.980975 current smoking 0.673901 current cigarette smoking 0.57773 alcohol 0.546251 nondaily smokers 0.573197 significant bivariate association 0.545053 nondaily smoking 0.692194 high smoking prevalence 0.577437 Health Interview Survey 0.554897 better understanding smoking 0.570661 worsens food insecurity 0.597098 smoking cessation 0.579864	young adults 0.869195 disadvantaged young adults 0.611366 sociodemographic characteristics 0.556544 household food insecurity 0.598797 social smoking 0.572622 study 0.547553 insecure promotes smoking 0.574119 logistic regression analyses 0.543934 smokers 0.592328 tobacco-related health disparities 0.550389 California Health Interview 0.555345 cigarette smoking 0.66209 socioeconomic differences 0.545214 limited English proficiency 0.546353 smoking 0.80688 higher smoking rates 0.583715 severe psychological distress 0.608567 smoking initiation 0.562319 daily smoking 0.590663 Food Security Survey 0.557842 daily smokers 0.566016 smoking frequency 0.640357 San Francisco 0.554242 multinomial logistic regression 0.549727	CLICK HERE