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4433	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions A-Z Index - V	CDC Diseases and Conditions A-Z Index	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
5918	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Formic acid - 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
6157	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Healthcare-associated Infections - Free Resources	CDC's Winnable Battles are public health priorities with large-scale impact on health and with known, effective strategies to address them.	general public 0.539593 CDC campaign 0.735743 HAI Winnable Battle 0.842919 email address 0.711868 CDC Winnable Battles 0.905183 presentations 0.42636 antimicrobial agents 0.561797 social media tools 0.697712 HAI Website 0.600935 inpatient healthcare settings 0.716378 Spanish-language fact sheets 0.704628 healthcare professionals 0.537178 brochures 0.450094	work 0.426191 scientific articles 0.555138 safe injection practices 0.842271 briefing materials 0.564449 flyers 0.429291 following materials 0.559738 background information 0.5574 Smart 0.426255 SIPC 0.445284 policy briefs 0.564003 healthcare settings 0.83009 hand hygiene 0.694808 Injection Practices Coalition 0.671324	CLICK HERE
6749	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Arthritis as a Potential Barrier to Physical Activity Among Adults with Obesity --- United States, 2007 and 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.	Ñ?ЛП Adults 0.371686 Arthritis Foundation Self-Help 0.518812 Arthritis Foundation Exercise 0.518982 body mass 0.365744 state-level prevalence estimates 0.44773 lower prevalence 0.364912 common comorbidity 0.367519 unadjusted state-level prevalence 0.446949 education level 0.392406 median cooperation rates 0.374113 physical activity programs 0.455738 arthritis prevalence 0.544406 obesity 0.839812 arthritis status 0.533586 annual point estimates 0.366502 state-specific prevalence 0.378799 weight loss 0.392291 Arthritis Foundation Walk 0.519457 arthritis-related joint pain 0.367104 rheumatoid arthritis 0.51403 significantly higher prevalence 0.507362 persons 0.367597 arthritis 0.929245 physical activity level 0.403723	median response rates 0.376387 future state-level planning 0.364769 physical inactivity prevalence 0.430591 self-reported doctor-diagnosed arthritis 0.635702 adults 0.557251 arthritis pain 0.496869 percentage points 0.455239 self-reported physical inactivity 0.443926 self-reported obesity 0.515123 physical activity recommendations 0.42103 Arthritis Program 0.535543 CDC Arthritis Program 0.523297 occupational physical activity 0.402613 50 states 0.36511 Arthritis Foundation 0.54316 weight maintenance 0.370385 U.S. adults 0.381655 Evidence-based physical activity 0.401585 median prevalence 0.387343 Higher education level 0.373513 Kamil E. Barbour 0.408309 physical activity 0.939365 obesity epidemic 0.458856 self-management education programs 0.413025	CLICK HERE
6776	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluation of the Healthy Schools Program: Part II. The role of technical assistance.	The objectives of this study were to evaluate the role of the program’s training and technical assistance and to explore other contributing factors in changing school policies, practices, and environments.	baseline index scores 0.581004 southern schools 0.600345 urban schools 0.598373 New American Schools 0.543836 school-based obesity prevention 0.656525 linear regression models 0.553669 technical assistance sessions 0.552302 House Task Force 0.548909 index gain score 0.55836 higher baseline scores 0.662687 lower baseline scores 0.557443 school 0.88471 HSP relationship managers 0.560537 urban school districts 0.553617 school level 0.750856 White House Task 0.548129 HSP Inventory 0.569941 school personnel 0.547182 HSP 0.577845 baseline index score 0.577328 national content expert 0.689995 total index gain 0.55606 Hunger-Free Kids Act 0.63832 after-school programs 0.589618 school characteristic covariates 0.565899	school obesity prevention 0.574383 schools 0.938363 content area 0.61594 school representatives 0.579135 school action plans 0.547434 significantly higher baseline 0.564742 TTA variables 0.69362 school progress 0.642457 Healthy Schools Framework 0.560312 6-step change process 0.541035 school employee wellness 0.66652 school demographic data 0.548241 school wellness council 0.543437 technical assistance 0.717015 content areas 0.721916 Healthy Schools Program 0.643761 middle school level 0.550284 physical activity 0.576295 study sample schools 0.562751 total index 0.587934 training sessions 0.630863 childhood obesity 0.665933 progress 0.735165 relationship managers 0.704284	CLICK HERE
8290	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Eligibility and Enrollment in the Special SupplementalNutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children WIC - 27States and New York City, 2007-2008	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.	risk markers 0.405662 Kristen S. Marchi 0.389327 Supplemental Nutrition Program 0.399513 WIC nonparticipants 0.484756 New York City 0.403972 unintended pregnancy 0.357181 ineligible women 0.542984 poor health outcomes 0.373597 Special Supplemental Nutrition 0.401969 pregnancy 0.426335 Infant Health Assessment 0.377379 markedly fewer risk 0.356505 WIC participation rates 0.509347 prenatal care 0.479776 live births 0.475983 live infant 0.377187 eligible nonparticipants 0.898344 survey 0.390564 WIC participants 0.944844 women 0.659921 Adolescent Health Program 0.395078 federal poverty level 0.398818 FPL 0.358308 previous low birth 0.356524 WIC eligibility 0.495889	WIC groups 0.468885 growth monitoring 0.356756 postpartum women 0.383038 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.373489 recent live births 0.359729 WIC outreach 0.528964 women eligible 0.413143 infant health outcomes 0.602812 eligible women 0.52869 survey data 0.357465 Table 0.364265 health-care coverage 0.413369 birth weight infant 0.401551 sample design 0.373163 WIC participation 0.541081 response rates 0.375491 birth certificate 0.371794 WIC enrollment 0.471721 poor birth outcomes 0.360593 higher prevalences 0.384079 non-Hispanic white women 0.371539 eligible non-WIC participants 0.409191 risk 0.434597 low birth weight 0.536276	CLICK HERE
9583	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Vaccination Coverage Among Health-Care Personnel -United States, 2012-13 Influenza Season	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.	professional hcp 0.379547 vaccination promotion policies 0.349655 settings offering vaccination 0.388269 influenza vaccination coverage 0.613904 occupational settings 0.415866 clinical HCP 0.371556 volunteer HCP members 0.368014 employer vaccination policies 0.365732 vaccination coverage 0.959814 Internet panel survey 0.565931 nonclinical HCP 0.369742 hospital-based HCP 0.383509 LTCF HCP 0.359675 Worksite vaccination 0.341531 HCP vaccination coverage 0.669426 nurse practitioners/physician assistants 0.302662 facilities offering vaccination 0.352245 high HCP vaccination 0.500027 HCP occupations 0.371142 HCP population 0.35252 HCP 0.737732 annual influenza vaccination 0.385404 influenza vaccination strategies 0.428212 self-selected HCP 0.394948 occupational setting 0.335116	hospital HCP 0.356959 vaccination promotion 0.390015 high vaccination coverage 0.372673 vaccination availability 0.328988 overall HCP influenza 0.421083 influenza vaccination services 0.389681 vaccination requirements 0.397217 higher vaccination coverage 0.396942 self-reported influenza vaccination 0.411401 vaccination benefits 0.361942 HCP influenza vaccination 0.579758 Routine influenza vaccination 0.429769 HCP work settings 0.383223 influenza season 0.366047 seasonal vaccination coverage 0.37109 long-term care facilities 0.295898 vaccination promotion trend 0.350313 occupation type 0.381824 overall vaccination coverage 0.380889 HCP groups 0.349504 influenza vaccination 0.81254 influenza seasons 0.300702 overall HCP vaccination 0.480646 vaccination requirement 0.361844	CLICK HERE
10714	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Short and Extended Messages'Nuclear Weapons'First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
13890	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Poliomyelitis Eradication - Pakistan,January 2014-September 2015	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Often called 'the Voice of CDC,' the MMWR series is the agency's primary vehicle for scientific publication of timely, reliable, authoritative, accurate, objective, and useful public health information and recommendations. MMWR readership predominately consists of physicians, nurses, public health practitioners, epidemiologists and other scientists, researchers, educators, and laboratorians.	high AFP surveillance 0.586446 high-risk areas 0.528767 environmental surveillance 0.558318 polio eradication 0.952427 vaccine-derived poliovirus type 0.527651 oral poliovirus vaccine 0.750233 annual nonpolio AFP 0.577129 FATA 0.717132 areas 0.581694 low vaccine coverage 0.535842 wild poliovirus type 0.541453 AFP cases 0.644673 United Nations Children 0.552037 Administered Tribal Areas 0.547248 polio eradication activities 0.717641 Pakistan 0.633085 North Waziristan 0.550212 Environmental surveillance supplements 0.529504 low transmission season 0.710718 Global Polio Eradication 0.711547 nonpolio AFP cases 0.61269 WPV1 cases 0.660756 Polio Eradication Department 0.607757 poliovirus vaccine type 0.53862	Eradication Initiative End-Game 0.549374 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.707804 positive environmental samples 0.530797 cases 0.664529 World Health Organization 0.616664 environmental samples 0.814967 inactivated poliovirus vaccine 0.533439 polio cases 0.652559 nonpolio AFP 0.618104 polio low transmission 0.604214 Eradication Initiative partners 0.53608 Emergency Operations Center 0.612579 National Polio Eradication 0.643208 AFP surveillance 0.644965 highest risk areas 0.528075 low AFP surveillance 0.583612 nonpolio AFP rates 0.575432 Global Polio Laboratory 0.571151 Noha H. Farag 0.623558 WPV transmission 0.583362 polio eradication efforts 0.661343 zero-dose children 0.713539 polio eradication partners 0.640272	CLICK HERE
15998	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Testing for Zika Virus | Zika virus	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Urine 0.327392 Interpreting Serologic Testing 0.507097 Announcement 0.322174 Possible Zika Virus 0.753823 United States 0.494346 Test Results 0.397825 Zika Virus 0.988664 Care Providers Caring 0.699045 IgM Antibody Response 0.558746 People 0.318724 Zika Virus Infection 0.587006	Interim Guidance 0.810916 Zika Virus Exposure 0.574294 HAN Advisory 0.423669 Health Care Providers 0.875834 Zika Virus Testing 0.563008 Pregnant Women 0.671804 Laboratory Testing 0.407074 UPDATE 0.322882 Nov. 0.317737 Zika Virus Antibody 0.583402	CLICK HERE