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624	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	What are the Reasons to Vaccinate My Baby? | CDC Features	Protecting your child's health is very important to you. That's why most parents choose immunization. Nothing protects babies better from 14 serious childhood diseases. Choose immunization. It's the powerful defense that's safe, prove, and effective.	vaccine recommendations 0.463934 American Academy 0.534996 child needs 0.465934 administration fee 0.525453 public health achievements 0.562859 children 0.605371 VFC vaccine 0.46458 young children 0.47042 vaccination rates 0.44194 devastating effects diseases 0.582627 eligible child 0.484642 childhood diseases 0.590318 large measles 0.506371 sick child 0.461031 diseases 0.672987 public health experts 0.546557 Learn ways 0.436327 safest vaccine supply 0.593855 vaccine website 0.459604 child 0.849867 United States can—and 0.570168 Unvaccinated travelers 0.435784 United States 0.950185 vaccines 0.897516	vaccine-preventable disease 0.437872 U.S. childhood immunization 0.58875 following eligibility requirements 0.527241 vfc program 0.51452 expensive medical bills 0.528433 measles cases 0.503715 Immunization Practices 0.473997 VFC vaccines 0.594792 powerful defense 0.456502 eligible children 0.537275 public health 0.56818 health insurance plans 0.530587 international travel 0.442261 unvaccinated people 0.439436 young parents 0.440149 certain vaccines 0.587782 baby proof 0.450745 new places 0.45318 childhood immunization schedule 0.79767 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.456686 family 0.44608 past decade 0.440255 measles 0.574368 childhood vaccines 0.604867	CLICK HERE
4586	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FluWorkLoss Special Edition	null	National ILI 0.267166 h1n1 outbreak 0.351825 different attack rates 0.312041 community employment rate 0.312111 A. FluWorkLoss Special 0.350638 family member 0.31379 sick family members 0.302519 default attack rate 0.320867 number 0.371377 sick family member 0.301113 age group populations 0.304669 FluWorkLoss Results 0.267421 Special Edition program 0.328934 influenza pandemic 0.34878 previously published FluWorkLoss 0.332836 Download FluWorkLoss 0.280913 H1N1 Influenza 0.382656 distinct age groups 0.305222 PM ET 0.263249 attack rates 0.354703 H1N1 proportionate graphs 0.318739 FluAid Special Edition 0.453051 minimum number 0.269983 age group population 0.303214 beta test version 0.295697	age group 0.35431 specific employment information 0.306106 potential number 0.324758 pandemic start 0.30654 default number 0.270597 sick family 0.310622 total number 0.270119 total workdays 0.438344 attack rate 0.470848 H1N1 occurrence 0.312444 graphic illustrations 0.263433 Special Edition software 0.321155 Flu WorkLoss Results 0.295154 FluWorkLoss Special Edition 0.987925 newly adapted FluWorkLoss 0.330772 community cohabitat rate 0.313025 workdays 0.555309 ILI proportionate graphs 0.31805 frequent daily interaction 0.300457 Special Edition spreadsheet 0.317753 H1N1 Influenza response 0.336412 spreadsheet-based software program 0.319707 maximum number 0.269307 user 0.279461	CLICK HERE
6947	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0250	Although researchers develop evidence-based programs for public health practice, rates of adoption and implementation are often low. This qualitative study aimed to better understand implementation of the Program to Encourage Active, Rewarding Lives for Seniors (PEARLS), a depression care management program at a Seattle-King County area agency on aging.	case managers 0.826673 Policy Ment Health 0.57686 PEARLS 0.984493 program implementation 0.654504 eligibility criteria 0.57485 agency staff 0.532469 PEARLS referral 0.591724 mental health 0.673239 PEARLS roles 0.586496 depression symptoms 0.543834 PEARLS counselors 0.683464 PEARLS program delivery 0.665157 PEARLS benefits 0.637958 PEARLS programs 0.599906 health promotion research 0.588591 ADS case managers 0.560633 PEARLS implementation 0.701792 focus groups 0.638986 negative consequences 0.56252 case management 0.539457 PEARLS worksheet 0.605245 health care 0.535777 PEARLS team member 0.631146	PEARLS delivery discourage 0.668409 PEARLS depression treatment 0.635694 mental health settings 0.553501 advertising PEARLS 0.600363 traditional mental health 0.565944 PEARLS program staff 0.714277 focus group participants 0.58289 PEARLS clinical supervisor 0.638277 care management program 0.569941 randomized controlled trial 0.55705 PEARLS referrals 0.609718 Washington Health Promotion 0.525769 PEARLS staff member 0.664939 public health practice 0.603033 evidence-based programs 0.573377 PEARLS providers 0.592667 program eligibility criteria 0.548078 focus group 0.888806 PEARLS effectiveness study 0.650017 older adults 0.528386 Adm Policy Ment 0.557132 case manager 0.69557 PEARLS clients 0.752991	CLICK HERE
7693	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Mobile - eHealth Metrics Dashboard	CDC.gov Web Metrics Dashboard. Key performance indicators and data for CDC’s Web site, Social Media, and Campaigns. CDC is sharing this data as part of the agency’s commitment to transparent government.	high level 0.30626 non-mobile devices 0.272847 page views 0.667463 Zika outbreak content 0.594924 mobile phones 0.499689	main contributors 0.316355 mobile devices 0.766374 page 0.906458 mobile views 0.436989	CLICK HERE
7947	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Infant Meningococcal Vaccination: Advisory Committee onImmunization Practices ACIP Recommendations and Rationale	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.	meningococcal disease outbreak 0.703428 ACIP meeting.* 0.558711 measurable meningococcal serogroups 0.700769 quadrivalent meningococcal vaccines 0.722918 meningococcal vaccine products 0.685138 sickle cell disease 0.61829 different Hib vaccine 0.573806 meningococcal disease outbreaks 0.692254 meningococcal vaccination 0.792149 increased risk 0.573314 routine meningococcal vaccination 0.73096 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.591953 infants 0.704916 Meningococcal groups 0.690402 Certain infants 0.563879 Hib-MenCY-TT 0.663932 meningococcal disease 0.946934 ACIP Deliberations 0.562034 hSBA titers т‰Ѕ1 0.612723 toxoid conjugate vaccine 0.568628 infant meningococcal vaccination 0.752363 Meningococcal Vaccines Work 0.718846 meningococcal vaccine 0.759865 infant vaccination schedule 0.572877 United States 0.608312	dose Hib immunization 0.574096 meningococcal vaccines 0.760504 control vaccine group 0.560199 healthy infants 0.595934 meningococcal conjugate vaccine 0.752581 potential increased risk 0.557759 ACIP 0.635863 congenital heart disease 0.559952 meningococcal cases 0.6585 serum bactericidal activity 0.573018 meningococcal vaccination recommendations 0.71353 quadrivalent meningococcal conjugate 0.720663 meningococcal conjugate vaccination 0.705802 quadrivalent meningococcal vaccine 0.726066 meningococcal clinical endpoint 0.691811 U.S. infants 0.581701 Hib vaccine 0.593288 unpublished data 0.574321 meningococcal serogroups 0.762894 ACIP meeting 0.594154 Hib-MenCY-TT vaccination 0.565559 meningitis belt 0.560673 meningococcal vaccination program 0.736489 work group 0.563421	CLICK HERE
8044	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Environmental Public Health Tracking Network Program	The National Environmental Public Health Tracking Program	high-risk areas 0.68068 drives public health 0.673962 health alerts 0.586244 childhood lead poisonings 0.623341 New York City 0.625494 health issues 0.646614 blue-green algae conditions 0.61102 new Web applications 0.609873 data needs 0.580011 health hazards 0.590224 public’s health 0.602999 water threats 0.567573 Environmental Health 0.594343 environmentally-related health effects 0.657189 potentially hazardous situations 0.605 Utah Tracking Network 0.667749 public health officials 0.750326 epidemiologic investigations 0.56692 environmental hazards 0.633644 numerous public health 0.675062 environmental exposure 0.578345 local tracking systems 0.654391 limited resources 0.574971 city sources 0.573577	data warehouse 0.572451 high-risk neighborhoods 0.580496 lead poisoning rates 0.627078 tracking program 0.749306 local tracking networks 0.653546 CDC funds participation 0.624221 high risk areas 0.626429 tracking data 0.639677 Public Health Tracking 0.721288 hazard information 0.574859 public health 0.882965 chronic diseases 0.566507 Vermont Tracking Program 0.636209 critical information 0.56714 Maine Tracking Program 0.643838 health concerns 0.593143 public health programs 0.675431 local health officials 0.671019 Tracking Network 0.995388 leverages environmental data 0.629353 public inquiries 0.58363 childhood lead poisoning 0.732358 carbon monoxide poisoning 0.639474 Web-based surveillance network 0.654686	CLICK HERE
10031	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prevalence of Smoke-Free Car and Home Rules in Maine Before and After Passage of a Smoke-Free Vehicle Law, 2007"2010 - CDC	This is the first study to examine the prevalence of self-reported smoke-free rules for private cars and homes before and after the passage of a smoke-free vehicle law.	State smoke-free laws 0.565218 smoke-free laws 0.610056 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.50553 smoke-free indoor policies 0.563326 high school education 0.564807 statewide smoke-free vehicle 0.631016 smoke-free indoor environment 0.584965 tobacco control state 0.505078 Disease Control 0.546332 children 0.528252 smoke-free public places 0.555468 increase smoke-free norms 0.564324 smoke-free home rule 0.582073 secondhand smoke 0.658724 voluntary smoke-free rules 0.622604 smoke-free vehicle law 0.912874 tobacco smoke 0.630785 smoke-free vehicle study 0.582796 smoke-free car rule 0.71495 smoke-free vehicle ordinance 0.591849 smoke-free car rules 0.872971 smoke-free home rules 0.792514 Nicotine Tob Res 0.528282 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.506809 smoke-free car law 0.664646	smoke-free home policies 0.609124 smoke-free workplace 0.566159 voluntary smoke-free home 0.625465 smoke-free homes 0.541103 United States 0.503653 Self-reported smoke-free car 0.616284 Maine 0.546024 smoke-free rules 0.754839 tobacco smoke pollution 0.508669 smoke-free rule prevalence 0.643474 public smoke-free laws 0.577073 Scottish smoke-free legislation 0.556591 smoking 0.570663 smoke-free policies 0.546047 smoke-free vehicle rules 0.602054 strong smoke-free workplace 0.560725 secondhand smoke exposure 0.626093 voluntary smoke-free car 0.620129 smoke-free vehicles 0.547157 smoke-free vehicle rule 0.573412 self-reported smoke-free rules 0.621458 comprehensive smoke-free workplace 0.550735 smoke-free vehicle laws 0.588154 control state highlights 0.50353	CLICK HERE
10912	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests	Descriptions of colorectal (colon) cancer screening tests, including high-sensitivity fecal occult blood testing (FOBT), sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, double-contrast barium enema, virtual colonoscopy, and stool DNA tests.	entire colon 0.566366 entire bowel movement 0.546275 Task Force 0.636916 U.S. Preventive Services 0.620648 stool DNA test 0.739651 test kit 0.514565 screening tests 0.567025 health care provider 0.563557 cancer cells 0.33994 flexible sigmoidoscopy 0.35705 chemical guaiac 0.357588 lighted tube 0.584986 increased risk 0.365057 following colorectal cancer 0.646393 polyps 0.423616	colorectal cancer 0.942261 guaiac-based fecal occult 0.598687 test 0.928995 fecal immunochemical test 0.634748 blood test 0.387629 following tests 0.34448 virtual colonoscopy 0.354665 best test 0.363552 doctor 0.644748 FIT-DNA test 0.3811 follow-up test 0.365127 doctor checks 0.344722 individual basis 0.378267 rectum 0.308555	CLICK HERE
11205	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Detección del consumo de alcohol y consejería	Signos Vitales de los CDC ofrece datos recientes y hace un llamado a actuar respecto de importantes temas de salud pública	Washington D 0.375564 Bajo Precio 0.778332 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.411448 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.419546 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.410184 Archivo Microsoft 0.614329	Archivo Microsoft Word 0.418323 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.410169 organizaciones proveedoras 0.37438 alto consumo 0.531118 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.409545 seguro médico 0.900119	CLICK HERE
15359	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Nutrition Recommendations and the Children’s Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative’s 2014 Approved Food and Beverage Product List	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.	federal Interagency Working 0.277441 new CFBAI 0.269684 CFBAI product categories 0.298438 CFBAI-approved product list 0.283238 nutrition recommendations 0.325673 CFBAI-approved products 0.337985 respective IWG recommendations 0.328121 beverage product 0.469895 IWG Principle 0.315207 child-directed food 0.285047 IWG member agencies 0.271599 Interagency Working Group 0.683511 Children’s Food 0.351926 sodium 0.323558 product categories 0.364503 sugar 0.399096 beverage list 0.268508 beverage companies 0.275139 CFBAI uniform nutrition 0.286976 nutrition facts panels 0.26828 IWG recommendations 0.994024 CFBAI-approved food products 0.344071 products CFBAI 0.284877 products 0.948983 nutrients 0.343836	advertised products 0.311969 IWG’s recommendations 0.290706 CFBAI products 0.272401 individual items 0.418326 television programs 0.529126 government-based Interagency Working 0.275653 beverage product advertising 0.331725 Federal Trade Commission 0.26545 CFBAI member companies 0.293093 children’s television 0.512764 Beverage Advertising Initiative 0.583622 product information documents 0.272381 uniform nutrition criteria 0.394376 saturated fat 0.306725 RACC 0.287966 total products 0.283228 food 0.573277 exempt products 0.262227 beverage product advertisements 0.318124 CFBAI sodium restrictions 0.298803 beverage products 0.855304 CFBAI 0.511702 voluntary nutrition guidelines 0.280877 IWG sodium limits 0.307457	CLICK HERE