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4824	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Anthropometric measures, presence of metabolic syndrome, and adherence to physical activity guidelines among African American church members, Dallas, Texas, 2008	null	demographic characteristics 0.362518 multinomial logistic regression 0.343628 BMI categories 0.339098 Human Services 0.357375 vigorous guidelines 0.353191 Southwestern Medical Center 0.339981 inverse relationship 0.338129 moderate physical activity 0.402519 African American population 0.348068 moderate-intensity physical activity 0.360742 elevated waist circumference 0.359932 demographic variables 0.346831 American Heart Association/National 0.348534 vigorous physical activity 0.612045 physical activity guidelines 0.438234 blood pressure 0.358051 normal weight 0.36166 waist circumference 0.436061 American church members 0.491049 body mass index 0.40179 7-Day Physical Activity 0.380985 metabolic syndrome 0.734747 vigorous-intensity physical activity 0.377164 anthropometric measures 0.378886 Physical Activity Recall 0.379715	health benefits 0.356688 moderate intensity activity 0.350501 Heart Association/National Heart 0.344806 Institute diagnostic criteria 0.34339 study 0.363185 high physical activity 0.376408 African American church 0.487911 African Americans 0.416319 health promotion 0.356014 African American adults 0.338605 meeting physical activity 0.367347 moderate guidelines 0.353493 community-based participatory research 0.341085 African American women 0.398167 BMI 0.378046 participants 0.364769 current physical activity 0.36648 metabolic syndrome variables 0.35408 health 0.369394 meeting moderate guidelines 0.348547 vigorous guidelines vs 0.348765 physical activity 0.912613 moderate intensity guidelines 0.342439 metabolic health benefits 0.347777	CLICK HERE
6333	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Causal beliefs and perceptions of risk for diabetes and cardiovascular disease, the Netherlands, 2007.	null	self-reported risk factor 0.207159 disease risk 0.484318 unhealthy diet 0.222431 population-based diabetes screening 0.208609 undiagnosed diabetes 0.203395 CVD risk 0.326841 physiological risk factors 0.206915 self-reported risk factors 0.370744 CVD risks 0.235949 participants 0.242969 behavioral risk factors 0.205243 risk factors 0.819131	personal risk factor 0.214841 people 0.220769 diabetes risk 0.32313 physical activity 0.297031 CVD 0.671465 disease causation 0.201967 family history 0.304043 causal beliefs 0.66876 risk 0.999827 personal risk factors 0.255776 risk factor information 0.218356 diabetes 0.705306	CLICK HERE
10507	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conference Call June 13, 2013'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	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
10975	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Flu Storybook: Clifton and Nellie Taliaferro	I Survived, The staggering statistics associated with pandemics sometimes makes it difficult to remember that each number represents a single, human life. In this section, survivors share their intimate recollections of either their own illness or that of a loved one. All these storytellers are 90-plus years of age and they have carried with them for a lifetime their memories of the 1918 flu pandemic.	necessities 0.463779 streets 0.530685 bodies 0.447416 Nellie Taliaferro 0.740875 father 0.443337 Linda Palmer 0.675595 navigation Skip 0.824664 Washington 0.489952 gatherings 0.451846 children 0.481744 Storyteller 0.460375 supplier 0.441114 runner 0.450515 list Skip 0.822619	stories 0.483809 railroad 0.441658 influenza pandemic 0.67284 page options Skip 0.935315 Clifton 0.524914 D.C. 0.443473 paternal grandparents 0.686436 undertaker 0.471417 deliveries 0.456385 boarding house 0.619559 funeral 0.441148 household 0.446678 ones 0.444306 Location 0.445758	CLICK HERE
11641	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vaccination with Tetanus, Diphtheria, and AcellularPertussis Vaccine of Pregnant Women Enrolled in Medicaid -Michigan, 2011-2013	Michelle Housey, MPH1,2, Fan Zhang, PhD3, Corinne Miller, DDS, PhD1, Sarah Lyon-Callo, MA, MS1, Jevon McFadden, MD1,4, Erika Garcia, MS1, Rachel Potter, DVM1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	Medicaid administrative claims 0.664605 pregnancy status 0.379923 maternal age 0.745893 prenatal vaccination 0.402921 information system data 0.368757 significant difference 0.421024 vaccination coverage 0.561289 pregnant women 0.713089 Hispanic women 0.460066 maternal race/ethnicity 0.437054 Tdap 0.816842 gestational age 0.525344 privately insured population 0.369776 pregnancy 0.61323 Kotelchuck index 0.364157 publicly insured population 0.369716 prenatal care 0.537671 white women 0.661047 complete vaccination histories 0.479846 particularly vulnerable population 0.383485 optimal vaccination time 0.511701 women 0.944241 vaccination 0.851344 maternal vaccination 0.50267	median maternal age 0.451358 Michelle Housey 0.363775 administrative claims data 0.490571 privately insured women 0.413232 Native American women 0.637955 vaccination administration 0.412919 publicly insured Medicaid 0.392304 Tdap vaccination history 0.512872 privately insured infants.* 0.383527 entire study population 0.374812 ACIP recommendation 0.396126 maternal Medicaid 0.454773 publicly insured women 0.424124 Tdap dose 0.397948 maternal antibodies 0.377978 study population 0.545449 maternal race 0.510735 Tdap coverage 0.422354 influenza vaccination 0.392108 publicly funded insurance 0.364057 ACIP recommendations 0.38861 significant predictors 0.448816 statewide immunization information 0.676392 Tdap vaccination 0.682051	CLICK HERE
12583	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Rose: Three Keys to Recovery | Tips From Former Smokers	Rose had lung cancer from smoking cigarettes, and she needed very difficult medical treatments. This video explains three keys that helped her get through treatments: family support, faith, and quitting smoking. 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/vod.php?id=68424ecf2f978c46d57a4fe0c4cd41d120140925164127140	Smokers 0.915255 CDC 0.901732 Keys 0.794495	Recovery 0.431111 YouTube 0.85455	CLICK HERE
14335	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surveillance Systems to Track Progress Toward PolioEradication - Worldwide, 2014-2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	paralysis onset 0.451213 poliovirus transmission 0.343871 environmental surveillance 0.418098 stool specimens 0.365497 environmental surveillance findings 0.300754 AFP cases 0.767268 true AFP cases 0.393856 AFP surveillance indicators 0.536175 adequate stool specimen 0.321603 stool specimen collection 0.321501 AFP case samples 0.389889 poliovirus surveillance data 0.329347 surveillance activities 0.309072 WPV1 cases 0.305474 World Health Organization 0.420007 national AFP surveillance 0.464788 surveillance quality indicators 0.317226 surveillance quality indicators.* 0.315429 nonpolio AFP 0.457217 AFP surveillance quality 0.537428 african region 0.483794 adequate stool specimens 0.328029 AFP surveillance 0.832068 Ebola virus disease 0.438902	timely polio-free certification 0.310223 polio eradication 0.339431 cVDPV cases 0.386772 Polio Laboratory Network 0.386623 wild poliovirus 0.30038 Mediterranean Region countries 0.485209 Eastern Mediterranean Region 0.930608 nonpolio AFP cases 0.38947 high nonpolio AFP 0.351568 sensitive AFP surveillance 0.396841 stool specimen 0.359158 stool specimen adequacy 0.32747 African continent 0.295563 African Region countries 0.448172 national-level surveillance indicators 0.324939 nucleotide sequence difference 0.30261 acute flaccid paralysis 0.313984 surveillance performance 0.331819 nonpolio AFP rate 0.418628 Environmental surveillance collection 0.313444 intratypic differentiation results 0.348497 surveillance gaps 0.318998 nonpolio AFP rates 0.405055 Global Polio Laboratory 0.383757	CLICK HERE
14489	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Áreas con zika | El virus del Zika | CDC	Países y territorios con transmisión activa del virus del Zika...			CLICK HERE
15365	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Food Policy Coalition:"We Have Evolved"	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.	Cleveland City Planning 0.557979 community food systems 0.554412 food policy initiatives 0.604553 urban food policy 0.613168 Urban Garden District 0.85712 key informants 0.636607 Food Policy Coalition 0.663648 city planning official 0.563657 nutritious food 0.630883 garden preservation strategy 0.568686 Garden Zoning policy 0.57132 Cleveland City Council 0.561176 community 0.57404 case study 0.657585 policy gains 0.553509 city’s food 0.551754 nutritious food access 0.583666 District Zoning policy 0.572938 Food access inequities 0.546163 local food policies 0.558742 city 0.594154 policies 0.586556 State University Extension 0.574469 Cleveland 0.692597 Prevention Research Center 0.607316	CCCFPC 0.696373 zoning policy 0.577411 urban agriculture ordinances 0.556964 food policy innovations 0.577291 food policy councils 0.868499 Garden District Zoning 0.856913 participants 0.630897 urban agriculture 0.97207 food environment 0.637061 District Zoning legislation 0.603799 urban agriculture legislation 0.557907 local policy makers 0.554496 Ohio State University 0.574013 health 0.546417 urban agriculture initiatives 0.667624 food access 0.623544 case study methods 0.600977 food policy change 0.582987 Western Reserve University 0.634791 policy development process 0.590554 policy makers 0.729969 Cleveland–Cuyahoga County Food 0.618159 County Food Policy 0.66936 food policy 0.932594	CLICK HERE
15872	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	CDC Wins Hermes Gold Award for Mobile Game Targeting Health Disparate Populations	CDC Wins Hermes Gold Award for Mobile Game Targeting Health Disparate Populations - CDC			CLICK HERE