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4418	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions A-Z Index - G	CDC Diseases and Conditions A-Z Index	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
5423	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cigarette Health Warnings	null	negative health consequences 0.822425 FDA 0.525125 Amendment grounds 0.591888 new warning labels 0.894677 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco 0.805847 United States Court 0.799252 Tobacco Control Act 0.920641 Drug Administration 0.548775 Appeals 0.349124 D.C. Cir. 0.547124 agency. 0.341584 matter 0.344509 graphic health warnings 0.763977 research 0.339159 ruling 0.360077 government 0.37734	review 0.340495 panel rehearing 0.556874 color graphics 0.577795 banc 0.380873 textual warning statements 0.863894 Food 0.339371 Columbia Circuit 0.565604 Aug. 0.342374 Dec. 0.341452 tobacco companies 0.625473 final rule 0.878043 cigarette packages 0.661039 cigarette advertisements 0.667761 petition 0.350695 District 0.342032 et al. 0.743559	CLICK HERE
6170	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Rabies Day 2011	World Rabies Day	pets 0.318048 rabies experts 0.658232 Ryan Wallace 0.394188 United States 0.409734 United Nations 0.399128 Emily Pieracci 0.405655 CDC veterinarians 0.408036 skunks 0.323611 burden 0.354136 bats 0.319816 U.S. 0.335497 dog-transmitted rabies 0.6974 awareness 0.320707 preventable disease 0.409085 World Organization 0.402702 global health observance 0.510306 human deaths 0.404628 track 0.317406 deadly disease 0.403454 prevention 0.320622 events 0.317735 fight 0.317489 Food 0.318428	area 0.317716 domestic animals 0.391371 World Health Organization 0.484192 https://youtu.be/SkgBNTO0LRQ 0.318435 work 0.335076 rabies 0.929476 opportunity 0.318864 OIE 0.32703 countries 0.338795 foxes 0.321637 thousands 0.317462 people 0.336961 raccoons 0.323838 Agriculture Organization 0.398641 examples 0.317787 FAO 0.321306 partners 0.320644 World Rabies 0.80565 Rabies Team 0.680227 Animal Health 0.399433 programs 0.317431 Rabies Day activities 0.683919 control efforts 0.408771	CLICK HERE
8949	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Equity Champion'Disability and Health'NCBDDD'CDC	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
11385	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Use of Sunscreen and Indoor Tanning Devices Among a Nationally Representative Sample of High School Students, 2001"2011 - CDC	Adolescents are particularly vulnerable to engaging in poor skin-protection behaviors. The objective of this study was to examine use of sunscreen and indoor tanning devices among a nationally representative sample of high school students during a 10-year period (2001–2011) using data from the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System. The percentage of youth who reported using sunscreen declined from 67.7% in 2001 to 56.1% in 2011. The prevalence of using indoor tanning devices was highest among white females: 37.4% in 2009 and 29.3% in 2011. These findings indicate the need for prevention efforts aimed at adolescents to reduce risks for skin cancer.	skin cancer 0.721833 data 0.576942 artificial tanning devices 0.559568 lowest prevalence 0.464149 multiple demographic subgroups 0.502123 female respondents 0.476171 adolescents practice behaviors 0.497409 Disease Control 0.514428 percentage 0.54537 Youth Risk Behavior 0.617862 parochial high schools 0.51087 William Paterson University 0.59804 future preventive efforts 0.488213 indoor tanning devices 0.948321 respondents 0.486457 Columbia University 0.506246 Teachers College 0.510842 New York University 0.58742 unsafe skin-protection practices 0.495569 YRBSS data 0.57345 white females 0.557415 sunscreen 0.640068 study 0.537664 demographic subgroups 0.509324 United States 0.465223	poor skin-protection behaviors 0.5213 Langone Medical Center 0.604031 institutional review board 0.578474 recent YRBSS data 0.511556 prevalence 0.474905 common cancer 0.468575 national population proportions 0.502178 grade level 0.50838 nationally representative sample 0.740817 indoor tanning device 0.549658 certain demographic subgroups 0.495863 New York 0.660809 male respondents 0.476077 high school students 0.799637 University Langone Medical 0.508013 white respondents 0.480064 high school grade 0.512257 Corey H. Basch 0.497097 York University Langone 0.597628 Public Health Service 0.495939 greater percentage 0.527686 Risk Behavior Surveillance 0.619322 overall percentage 0.476621 10-year period 0.527211	CLICK HERE
11678	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Institution-to-Institution Mentoring to Build Capacity in 24 Local US Health Departments: Best Practices and Lessons Learned - CDC	Institutional mentoring may be a useful capacity-building model to support local health departments facing public health challenges. The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene conducted a qualitative evaluation of an institutional mentoring program designed to increase capacity of health departments seeking to address chronic disease prevention. The mentoring program included 2 program models, a one-to-one model and a collaborative model, developed and implemented for 24 Communities Putting Prevention to Work grantee communities nationwide.	individual mentees 0.376377 foundational public health 0.320252 School Food participant 0.413115 ongoing mentoring relationship 0.359997 key informants 0.362196 New York City 0.954005 mentees 0.666455 public health challenges 0.413063 program model types 0.355347 one-to-one model 0.636395 institutional mentoring program 0.522647 Environment participant 0.322175 DOHMH 0.432867 York City health 0.35732 Tobacco participant 0.344597 regular one-on-one communication 0.408301 mentoring coordinator 0.322374 mentoring topic areas 0.369839 Environment mentees 0.387092 Collaborative model participants 0.328368 Work grantee communities 0.328087 school food 0.487167 institutional mentoring 0.528197 York City DOHMH 0.319518 public health practice 0.327771	public health strategies 0.365472 hybrid programmatic model 0.322031 chronic disease prevention 0.607192 mentoring program 0.836261 institutional mentoring framework 0.461806 evaluation logic model 0.322078 nationwide mentoring program 0.38077 technical assistance 0.398847 local health departments 0.421358 public health 0.585105 collaborative model 0.724512 replicable public health 0.319367 institutional mentoring model 0.470454 mentoring conference 0.326031 York City Department 0.659721 key program strengths 0.381453 in-person conferences 0.360421 et al 0.322739 mentoring process 0.333745 Forty-four mentoring relationships 0.361897 useful capacity-building model 0.332279 mentoring relationship 0.365931 York City Communities 0.337867 Mental Hygiene 0.460331	CLICK HERE
12450	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Rx Drug Overdose	CDC works 24/7 to save lives and protect Americans. In this Director's Briefing video, CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about the latest Vital Signs report on prescription drug overdose (www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/). Prescription pain killer deaths have skyrocketed in women. In 2010, more than 6,600 women died from prescription pain killers, four times as many as those who died from cocaine and heroin combined. Health care providers, policy makers, and communities can work together so patients who need prescription medicines can get them safely and use them appropriately. 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=401daa3cead40a0576b8d2c7d8c397b220130628092608492	Rx Drug Overdose 0.922198	Director 0.314843	CLICK HERE
12972	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conclusion of Select Agent Inquiry into Burkholderia pseudomallei Release at Tulane National Primate Research Center	CDC is releasing the first national estimates of doctor visits and healthcare costs associated with keratitis	bacterial illness 0.255633 select agent research 0.434235 visit http://www.cdc.gov/melioidosis/index.html 0.249252 non-human primates 0.480785 blood samples 0.252362 select agent laboratory 0.463109 routine examinations 0.267085 APHIS inspectors 0.553833 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.377043 general population 0.249122 North America 0.261439 Disease Control 0.28659 Tulane primate facility 0.581713 tropical areas 0.254877 Tulane National Primate 0.641406 Tulane primate breeding 0.537868 Tulane officials 0.404289 Plant Health Inspection 0.450312 Research Center 0.303169 APHIS officials 0.372849 U. S. Department 0.44646	personal protective equipment 0.412986 inner garments 0.265281 greatest risk 0.248922 CDC laboratory analysis 0.525219 human services 0.433736 breeding colony 0.413133 Tulane primate 0.727634 joint investigation 0.288491 select agent 0.903645 select agent lab 0.606695 weakly reactive antibody 0.389795 Burkholderia pseudomallei bacteria 0.664632 u.s. department 0.420391 lab results 0.263907 Tulane primate center 0.596794 Tulane center. 0.384783 specific transmission event 0.429627 plausible mechanisms 0.288546 outer wear 0.269626 Tulane center 0.397106	CLICK HERE
15426	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer Incidence and Mortality Through 2020	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.	population projections 0.486043 Erin Garnett 0.462419 executive producer 0.457113 MPH 0.364843 Building 107 0.453172 Human Services 0.445172 Prev Chronic Dis 0.606377 Leadbetter S. 0.478022 Jim Gilson 0.464123 national cancer surveillance 0.684753 U.S. Department 0.445404 Health Promotion 0.462995 Disease Control 0.962859 Mail Stop F-76 0.575697 early detection 0.461951 Soman 0.34604 National Center 0.463341 media analyst 0.456055 Dr Hannah Weir 0.683149 Hannah K.Weir 0.466895 work 0.353849 National Vital Statistics 0.629074 National Program 0.487111 Author Affiliation 0.449822 Cancer Registries 0.536058	affiliated institutions 0.444243 age–period–cohort regression models 0.606084 CrossRef 0.349566 Weir HK 0.629392 cancer rates 0.516581 Tom Race 0.455898 Nick Degner 0.450568 White MC 0.447269 Centers 0.435232 United States 0.442037 Thompson TD 0.608047 Mary C. White 0.575374 public health community 0.610424 Atlanta 0.347806 Janine Cory 0.468245 Healthy People 0.444397 Buford Hwy 0.472265 Run time 0.461066 staff members 0.458108 Census Bureau 0.468119 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.651223 Public Health Service 0.575147 cancer mortality 0.526666 Cancer Prevention 0.531032	CLICK HERE
15575	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	U.S. Flu Season Off To Early Start, CDC Urges Vaccination	U.S. Flu Season Off To Early Start, CDC Urges Vaccination	CDC 0.410619 early flu season 0.745736 CDC’s National 0.405879 Acting Director 0.372434 Unvaccinated people 0.354299 Significant increases 0.375921 flu activity 0.65249 ongoing flu vaccination 0.785648 flu vaccination 0.986814 baseline level 0.390824 health care professionals 0.475476 mild 2011-2012 season 0.497965 vulnerable people 0.355306 48 states 0.366653 chronic medical conditions 0.467228 H3N2 viruses 0.423898 Dr. Melinda Wharton 0.58659 highest level 0.356448 ILI activity 0.451842 past flu seasons 0.610613 vaccination uptake 0.514955 weekly surveillance report 0.500688 H1N1 pandemic 0.364966 Respiratory Diseases 0.375652	CDC’s plans 0.372094 media briefing 0.494575 Puerto Rico 0.357855 United States 0.530513 flu vaccine 0.654227 flu complications 0.494624 good news 0.359158 vaccine viruses 0.716091 activity levels 0.375035 public health professionals 0.471948 National Influenza Vaccination 0.824232 holiday season 0.380475 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.468062 ILI baseline 0.471296 well-matched vaccine 0.443244 vaccine match 0.418544 kick-off NIVW 0.36093 influenza vaccination 0.89207 people 0.379797 early vaccination coverage 0.618338 Influenza Vaccination Coverage 0.70649 flu season 0.777445 Dr. Wharton 0.534018 long-term health condition 0.467351	CLICK HERE