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614	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	25 Years a Champion for Health Equity! - CDCFeatures	During these 25 years, OMHHE has advanced the science and practice of eliminating health disparities and inequities –or health differences that are systematic, unfair, and avoidable--by, for example, collaborating with others across CDC in publishing manuscripts exploring topics such as health life expectancy by race, sex, and geography and contributing to the 2011 CDC Report on Health Disparities and Inequalities.	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
5755	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hexachloronaphthalene - 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
6586	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surveillance of Demographic Characteristics and Health Behaviors Among Adult Cancer Survivors - Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, United States, 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.	cancer treatment 0.324966 commonly reported cancer 0.283169 prostate cancer survivors 0.316876 insurance coverage 0.343664 optional cancer survivorship 0.297705 cancer survivor population 0.271531 male cancer survivors 0.381822 cancer prevalence 0.279713 obese cancer survivors 0.319382 colorectal cancer screening 0.277622 health behaviors 0.307778 BRFSS 0.273723 health insurance coverage 0.294316 colorectal cancer 0.293007 cancer diagnosis 0.350504 cancer types 0.277547 cancer survivorship questions 0.276405 breast cancer survivors 0.32624 cervical cancer 0.287575 cancer diagnoses 0.271319 regular physical activity 0.275203 cancer survivors 0.911796 cancer survivorship module 0.308177 female cancer survivors 0.406858 cancer treatments 0.274972	cancer screening 0.301037 United States 0.306201 cancer registry data 0.276727 supplemental cancer survivorship 0.271783 primary cancer types 0.270886 comprehensive cancer control 0.292981 previous cancer diagnosis 0.28593 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.30827 National Cancer Institute 0.279725 health care 0.295588 public health 0.269885 white cancer survivors 0.316086 cancer survivor health 0.279928 previous cancer 0.286414 preventive health care 0.28307 counsel cancer survivors 0.312889 health 0.334825 common primary cancer 0.270967 New Jersey 0.300206 prostate cancer screening 0.292314 physical activity 0.39351 leisure-time physical activity 0.314833 nonmelanoma skin cancer 0.323878 cancer treatment history 0.292788	CLICK HERE
6977	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Ghana	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has collaborated with the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC), and other agencies since 2009 through the US President’s Emergency Program for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) to support HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and treatment.	HIV/AIDS prevention 0.607881 CDC 0.640755 endorsement 0.261675 flu surveillance 0.611013 Laboratory Training Program 0.851738 U.S. President 0.544155 PMI 0.25555	Ghana Field Epidemiology 0.992439 Content source 0.496296 HHS 0.27547 non-federal site 0.615813 Notice 0.208935 Malaria Initiative 0.621667	CLICK HERE
7181	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Flu Preparedness Tools	Resources to help hospital administrators and state and local health officials prepare for the next influenza pandemic - CDC	template 0.228253 practice 0.228588 laboratory directors 0.354853 infectious diseases 0.370536 CommunityFlu 0.231566 students 0.229521 potential number 0.349825 navigation Skip 0.481819 response plans 0.353023 basic instructions 0.347505 KB 0.23588 specimen 0.23167 spreadsheet-based program 0.405054 state 0.261287 Spreadsheet-based model 0.411492 estimates 0.275547 hospital administrators 0.543382	list Skip 0.483761 draft report 0.351729 influenza pandemic 0.784918 surge 0.283403 page options Skip 0.63574 local health officials 0.558788 public health officials 0.971112 community 0.229332 demand 0.306491 local public health 0.481206 software programs FluAid 0.468287 FluLabSurge 0.229469 policy makers 0.369269 Resources 0.232072 hospital-based services 0.373868 flu pandemic 0.662941	CLICK HERE
7909	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	African Countries Gain Ground in Fight Against Influenza	New data on the burden and epidemiology of seasonal flu in Africa - CDC	recent large-scale improvements 0.543119 Influenza Lead 0.663315 pathogenic avian influenza 0.685389 influenza-related epidemiologic 0.480219 new preparedness plans 0.560722 response systems 0.478389 influenza vaccine 0.655008 World Health Organization 0.675183 laboratory networks 0.487224 International Epidemiology 0.509121 seasonal flu 0.501493 control policies 0.478142 Influenza Division 0.820626 new data 0.495416 influenza surveillance 0.840728 African Network 0.53931 H1N1 pandemic 0.503276 influenza surveillance methods 0.728088 Institut Pasteur 0.568764 Epidemic-Prone Diseases 0.479573 pandemic preparedness 0.483217 in-country resources 0.479922 influenza 0.918542 Influenza Division International 0.694916	CDC’s Haiti 0.522956 Dr. Marc-Alain Widdowson 0.557813 sheds light 0.48703 CDC office 0.522593 flu vaccine 0.498981 important policy decisions 0.540038 epidemiology 0.513256 Team Lead 0.478036 CDC’s Influenza 0.747892 African countries 0.711912 Medical Epidemiologist 0.485897 solid data 0.48397 surveillance systems 0.508207 pandemic influenza prevention 0.734017 influenza data 0.640911 impacted populations 0.479751 various cooperative agreements 0.530745 regional level 0.478054 flu viruses 0.489893 grantee countries 0.485705 vaccine policy 0.482675 Infectious Diseases supplement 0.581111 epidemiologic support 0.482414 Dr. Mark Katz 0.558679	CLICK HERE
8902	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using a Geographic Information System to Improve Childhood Lead-Screening Efforts - CDC	The Idaho Division of Public Health conducted a pilot study to produce a lead-exposure–risk map to help local and state agencies better target childhood lead-screening efforts.	high-risk areas 0.52768 tax assessor data 0.623106 highest priority block 0.541677 potential lead exposure 0.543947 state agencies 0.532857 children 0.491718 median household income 0.67086 Medicaid data 0.480944 childhood lead-poisoning prevention 0.495326 childhood lead-screening prevalence 0.507476 agencies better target 0.589476 Idaho Division 0.536721 universal lead reporting 0.485708 lead-based paint 0.694656 lead exposure risk 0.658474 block group level 0.517329 paint-based lead exposure 0.551533 block groups 0.982105 paint exposure risk 0.556039 census block groups 0.503126 Priority lead-screening areas 0.557852 fewer data sources 0.484776 highest risk 0.540339 high risk 0.500304 childhood lead-poisoning risk 0.504539	Ada County Medicaid 0.504436 childhood lead exposure 0.554827 Public Health 0.69368 pilot study 0.535178 county tax assessor 0.888278 priority screening areas 0.515907 Medicaid enrollment data 0.525015 risk geographic areas 0.523577 high risk areas 0.494247 better target childhood 0.624378 high-priority block groups 0.504747 geographic information 0.568942 potential exposure 0.503096 childhood lead-screening efforts 0.847164 household income data 0.48217 parcel data 0.522206 priority block groups 0.770608 Idaho Department 0.481297 Ada County 0.810301 block group layer 0.486597 Environ Health Perspect 0.526864 scant clinical data 0.488692 Medicaid lead-screening estimates 0.485452 lead-exposure risk map 0.488294	CLICK HERE
9222	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Adult Caregivers in the United States: Characteristics and Differences in Well-being, by Caregiver Age and Caregiving Status - CDC	We examined the characteristics of adults providing regular care or assistance to friends or family members who have health problems, long-term illnesses, or disabilities (ie, caregivers).	frequent physical distress 0.688733 long-term illnesses 0.434779 Ronda C. Talley 0.428348 health problem 0.466555 mental health 0.462572 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.681883 higher prevalence 0.446295 complex sample design 0.437877 family member 0.546899 caregiving status 0.457754 high school education 0.434841 mental distress 0.694707 Disease Control 0.506362 BRFSS 0.454816 median cooperation rate 0.430334 health-related quality 0.515006 family members 0.513911 R. Family caregiving 0.495208 following question 0.427855 respondents 0.473843 poor self-rated health 0.46556 health problems 0.472416 state-based telephone survey 0.447828 Survey Research Organizations 0.441757 caregiving question 0.448739	state-based population estimates 0.433872 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.685349 younger caregivers 0.79002 public health issue 0.49922 SPSS software version 0.436226 regular care 0.593039 Andresen E. Caregiving 0.483986 caregivers 0.927865 daily activities 0.432187 Population Health 0.437116 public health 0.65283 50 states 0.441025 Native adult caregivers 0.5835 emotional support 0.437289 CI 0.484279 older caregivers 0.707268 health 0.664985 lower mental distress 0.493615 frequent mental distress 0.687127 adult caregivers 0.625693 Western Kentucky University 0.423663 Public Health Service 0.461303 long-term illness 0.430772 percent confidence intervals 0.430974	CLICK HERE
11506	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Spring 2013 | GBS, Pertussis in Latin America	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Winter	historical reasons 0.31685 list Skip 0.622612 specific risk-factors 0.352842 page options Skip 0.904373 early-onset neonatal sepsis 0.671775 intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis 0.610807 historical purposes 0.330232 early onset group 0.555904 prevention efforts 0.301265 Perinatal GBS Disease 0.805204 navigation Skip 0.621693	GBS prevention 0.534657 group B Streptococcus 0.338446 GBS-colonized women 0.288104 GBS colonization 0.558887 recent Guidelines 0.29948 pregnant women 0.306119 high risk 0.29302 American College 0.457818 American Society 0.292624 Family Physicians 0.292494	CLICK HERE
11648	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using a Participatory Research Approach in a School-Based Physical Activity Intervention to Prevent Diabetes in the Hualapai Indian Community, Arizona, 2002"2006 - CDC	In the United States, type 2 diabetes has reached epidemic proportions among indigenous people. Community-based participatory research offers American Indian communities and university partners an opportunity to integrate skills in community action and systematic inquiry to develop locally acceptable primary prevention interventions to combat diabetes risk factors. The Hualapai Tribe and the University of Arizona designed, implemented, and assessed a school-based physical activity intervention to reduce diabetes risk factors among youth.	fitness measures 0.523431 organized physical activity 0.423825 outcome measures 0.416079 youth 0.555449 female participants 0.443992 Hualapai Tribal members 0.43638 research team 0.478496 Lite blood glucose 0.418858 blood glucose meter 0.462517 local physical activity 0.434698 Hualapai Tribal Diabetes 0.42539 DM risk factors 0.576856 physical activity classes 0.546879 Hualapai Health Department 0.440594 risk factors 0.633168 body mass index 0.48879 Hualapai Tribal census 0.422872 elementary school 0.430647 American Indian youth 0.43405 twice-per-week physical activity 0.422408 American Indian communities 0.535672 blood glucose level 0.664622 physical activity intervention 0.461232 physical activity sessions 0.418486 blood glucose 0.781912	community members 0.443468 blood samples 0.419686 blood glucose levels 0.494909 physical fitness measures 0.472561 high fasting blood 0.423818 lay physical activity 0.476562 physical activity program 0.511659 community-based participatory research 0.500573 public health 0.475449 Hualapai Tribe 0.433009 School Health Index 0.422613 Hualapai Tribal 0.522899 Tribal Health Department 0.521169 physical activity leaders 0.436333 fasting blood glucose 0.550947 Hualapai Tribal Council 0.519954 Indian Health Service 0.448995 physical activity leader 0.423094 physical activity 0.914476 school-based physical activity 0.483382 data collection sessions 0.424886 Youth Wellness Program 0.549073 diabetes risk factors 0.534199 tribe–university research team 0.440614	CLICK HERE