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4969	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Barriers to colorectal cancer screening: physician and general population perspectives, New Mexico, 2006	null	CRC testing 0.487735 electronic medical records 0.483249 New Mexico BRFSS 0.501863 upper age limit 0.502456 primary care providers 0.588708 CRC screening decision 0.587979 New Mexico VA 0.49121 physician respondents 0.519209 barium enema 0.500531 CRC screening 0.894644 Prevention Initiative CRC 0.496478 Clinical Prevention Initiative 0.511819 patients 0.55038 Cancer Screening Practices 0.560214 markedly different perspectives 0.48288 CRC incidence 0.499643 primary care physicians 0.635761 new CRC cases 0.525478 respondents 0.584176 BRFSS respondents 0.492092 New Mexico Cancer 0.491576 fecal occult blood 0.485411 average-risk patients 0.51859 cancer screening beliefs 0.56773	screening barriers 0.578602 cancer screening 0.585632 screening tests 0.526552 home FOBT 0.492296 lower endoscopy 0.548546 general population 0.505856 flexible sigmoidoscopy 0.525799 screening practices 0.668128 CRC screening practices 0.65687 state-specific CRC screening 0.632645 effective screening 0.549411 colonoscopy 0.483917 health care 0.483544 New Mexico School 0.492657 health 0.485736 barriers 0.602525 New Mexico 0.984575 screening procedures 0.533417 primary care 0.72679 low screening proportions 0.573358 screening rates 0.55476 physician survey 0.516656 higher screening rates 0.538624 New Mexico Department 0.611365	CLICK HERE
4991	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Radiation Emergencies - Protecting Yourself and Your Family	Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	pets 0.402189 disaster situations 0.907171 local officials 0.849797 radiation emergency 0.851651	specific actions 0.888701 ones 0.469126 people 0.471712	CLICK HERE
6269	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Information for Educators - FASD	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	Maternal Substance Abuse 0.233973 effective parenting techniques 0.223648 Science Ambassador Program 0.227293 child development 0.328038 Tribal Justice Systems 0.222781 Substance Abuse 0.249018 Provider Resource Kit 0.372145 Childcare Provider Resource 0.3819 middle school children 0.459826 related conditions 0.244065 K-12 FASD Education 0.306535 various child development 0.2254 fetal alcohol 0.91109	FASDs 0.252508 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 0.775828 Double ARC 0.342026 separate training curricula 0.222972 Healthy Path curriculum 0.233521 high school students 0.222905 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.715229 FASD Toolbox 0.208725 Mental Health Services 0.231535 Alcohol Syndrome Awareness 0.28583 Child Development Center 0.244887 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.764746 future science teachers 0.241539	CLICK HERE
6379	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New Million Hearts tools announced by partners - Press Release: November 3, 2011	New Million Hearts tools announced by partners	quality improvement organizations 0.471399 heart attacks 0.658837 Heart Stroke Recognition 0.484593 hearts partnerships 0.577086 major risk factors 0.473914 Hearts initiative visit 0.545299 Blood pressure control 0.47763 health care disparities 0.505662 cardiovascular preventive care 0.495595 National Care Initiative 0.49015 American College 0.529389 ethnically diverse populations 0.467025 Million Hearts campaign 0.643614 Million Hearts effort 0.647861 heart disease 0.489481 pharmacy faculty members 0.467715 Million Hearts goals 0.787429 cardiovascular disease measures 0.488157 Hearts visit http://millionhearts.hhs.gov 0.550824 health care providers 0.501817 ACC CEO Jack 0.489624 additional community outreach 0.470612 American Heart Association 0.644033 health care 0.551408	health care systems 0.519429 public health organizations 0.513845 TheNational Consumers League 0.469781 cardiovascular disease 0.490986 Million Hearts initiative 0.733832 Private sector commitments 0.476216 Cardiovascular health care 0.522736 Black Cardiologistswill work 0.474302 Future Medication Adherence 0.470504 public health partners 0.501278 human services 0.508044 care delivery.  AHA 0.498753 best evidence-based strategies 0.473675 cardiovascular diseases 0.464708 National Consumers League 0.473878 Million Hearts 0.979629 community health centers 0.494078 u.s. department 0.509308 Hearts Executive Director 0.5657 better align health 0.492493 trans fat consumption 0.471653 cardiac care team 0.48285 patient education activities 0.46859	CLICK HERE
8823	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Use of Practice-Based Research Network Data to Measure Neighborhood Smoking Prevalence - CDC	Practice-Based Research Networks (PBRNs) and health systems may provide timely, reliable data to guide the development and distribution of public health resources to promote healthy behaviors, such as quitting smoking. The objective of this study was to determine if PBRN data could be used to make neighborhood-level estimates of smoking prevalence.	logistic regression model 0.63639 data 0.700094 overall smoking prevalence 0.641904 Patient smoking status 0.599791 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.596099 community-level smoking prevalence 0.653606 Harvard Medical School 0.594824 smoking status 0.762497 market share 0.610593 state health departments 0.601173 BRFSS population-based estimates 0.616031 BRFSS prevalence 0.597404 behavioral risk factors 0.64142 health systems 0.640306 population smoking data 0.605777 annual population-based data 0.597134 undocumented smoking status 0.59468 smoking status documentation 0.609056 Massachusetts General Hospital 0.593822 population-based estimates 0.640062 Care PBRN practices 0.617491 practice-based research networks 0.605088 health system data 0.605215 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.597609	PBRN prevalence 0.60287 smoking prevalence 0.923288 health record data 0.607147 multiple health systems 0.612663 Partners Primary Care 0.766963 EHR data 0.608178 percentage points 0.610302 smoking prevalence estimates 0.675449 national smoking prevalence 0.632061 routine clinical care 0.633211 public health 0.654463 health care 0.63255 population smoking prevalence 0.645179 PBRN data 0.685057 health 0.712323 neighborhood-level smoking prevalence 0.738452 neighborhood smoking prevalence 0.656878 practice-based smoking prevalence 0.653992 public health data 0.611454 PBRN estimates 0.599589 regional smoking prevalence 0.62891 primary care 0.78436 population-based smoking prevalence 0.697837 neighborhood smoking status 0.614368	CLICK HERE
9891	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stephanie Sansom, Conversations with the CDC Director	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
10795	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Developing Theoretically Based and Culturally Appropriate Interventions to Promote Hepatitis B Testing in 4 Asian American Populations, 2006"2011 - CDC	Hepatitis B infection is 5 to 12 times more common among Asian Americans than in the general US population and is the leading cause of liver disease and liver cancer among Asians. The purpose of this article is to describe the step-by-step approach that we followed in community-based participatory research projects in 4 Asian American groups, conducted from 2006 through 2011 in California and Washington state to develop theoretically based and culturally appropriate interventions to promote hepatitis B testing. We provide examples to illustrate how intervention messages addressing identical theoretical constructs of the Health Behavior Framework were modified to be culturally appropriate for each community.	Taylor VM 0.493171 hepatitis B transmission 0.487375 hepatitis B virus 0.594569 hepatitis B booklets 0.470776 hepatitis B. 0.549685 self-reported hepatitis 0.486605 hepatitis b screening 0.482212 hepatitis b knowledge 0.522956 hepatitis B blood 0.553091 intervention development 0.479528 hepatitis B. Hmong 0.536597 Hepatitis B Information 0.476853 guide listing hepatitis 0.490458 Asian American groups 0.503112 hepatitis B vaccination 0.492629 liver disease 0.498919 hepatitis B infectioncMany 0.467695 cervical cancer screening 0.471903 hepatitis B testeThe 0.466769 community 0.55447 Asian American populations 0.490079 cervical cancer 0.478708 hepatitis B surface 0.471775 hepatitis B pamphlet 0.473469 hepatitis BaHepatitis 0.468942	health promotion interventions 0.508288 Chen MS Jr 0.475603 intervention 0.638828 intervention approach 0.478394 Hepatitis B Internet 0.47206 cancer screening 0.521928 print materials 0.472168 pilot testing 0.471123 hepatitis b infection 0.661555 intervention messages 0.496608 hepatitis B info-cards 0.471967 Introduction Hepatitis 0.512343 health behavior 0.770886 community-based participatory research 0.466221 hepatitis B vaccinations 0.474322 hepatitis B vaccine 0.468725 hepatitis B infections 0.487487 hepatitis 0.92811 lay health workers 0.692048 chronic hepatitis 0.594489 hepatitis b testing 0.920868 et al 0.681898 high school diploma 0.515437 liver cancer 0.607726	CLICK HERE
11792	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surveillance and Preparedness for Ebola Virus Disease - NewYork City, 2014	On October 14, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	clear reporting criteria 0.427993 Ebola surveillance 0.560902 Jennifer C. Baumgartner 0.447418 New York City 0.46414 MMWR Early Release 0.453649 infection control guidance 0.431619 health care providers 0.698071 laboratory studies 0.433873 citywide conference calls 0.430647 West African immigrants 0.455142 health care community 0.48425 F. Kennedy International 0.43349 Isaac Benowitz 0.444424 health care facilities 0.496085 low-risk exposure 0.44037 health care settings 0.49989 electronic health 0.469059 Ebola patients 0.737469 Ebola 0.824322 Jay K. Varma 0.446069 Ebola virus disease 0.654863 alternate diagnoses 0.436204 affected area 0.429403 infection control 0.443698 Ebola cases 0.570302	recent travel history 0.445553 emergency medical services 0.442733 Ebola case 0.569331 Sharon E. Balter 0.452081 infection control precautions 0.433143 viral hemorrhagic fever 0.43475 health care workers 0.637277 Scott A. Harper 0.448699 local hospitals 0.442358 health care 0.99183 travel history 0.487191 electronic health alert 0.46415 Ebola-affected country 0.446089 New York 0.540533 Lucretia E. Jones 0.453748 American health care 0.522303 Public Health Preparedness 0.472418 Ellen H. Lee 0.44708 local health care 0.48883 Ebola testing 0.61777 West Africa 0.57623 DOHMH medical epidemiologists 0.457572 Ebola-specific data collection 0.435022 MD2 0.444716	CLICK HERE
14375	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hunger and Behavioral Risk Factors for NoncommunicableDiseases in School-Going Adolescents in Bolivia, 2012	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.	significantly greater odds 0.457993 public health interventions 0.455356 United Nations 0.489144 vegetable consumption 0.932331 complex sample design 0.455651 SAS Institute Inc. 0.452719 nondaily fruit 0.830884 odds ratio 0.480919 daily sugar-sweetened soda 0.585344 Urban Public Health 0.450668 fully conditional specification 0.451923 lowest hunger prevalence 0.601621 global school-based student 0.644886 sugar-sweetened soda consumption 0.740797 overall survey response 0.462516 school-going adolescents 0.489156 greater odds 0.466348 behavioral risk factors 0.778553 risk factors 0.823792 World Health Organization 0.597194 body mass index 0.459364 response rate 0.50305 current tobacco users 0.481115 current alcohol 0.513523	various risk factors 0.461705 highest hunger prevalence 0.59786 hunger 0.987769 traditional behavioral risk 0.483494 school response rate 0.455376 household food insecurity 0.930803 communicable disease burden 0.468721 current tobacco 0.889143 hunger contributes 0.532655 adequate physical activity 0.477893 Bolivia 0.580603 nationally representative survey 0.469468 school-based student health 0.644662 public health 0.455414 multivariable logistic regression 0.612557 AOR 0.54175 Student Health Survey 0.640592 sample design 0.472783 hunger status 0.542236 growth reference data 0.465214 physical activity 0.516516 Health Organization child 0.472352 school meal programs 0.545536 poorer general health 0.459541	CLICK HERE
15592	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Type 2 Diabetes: All in the Family?	null	family members 0.716599 risk factors 0.431036 certain habits 0.471154 lifestyle coach 0.431206 share experiences 0.411363 Diabetes Program 0.719725 type 0.365761 mm Hg 0.491318 Family history 0.4361	healthy lifestyle—including 0.436429 good news 0.438084 physical activity 0.435476 National Diabetes Prevention 0.931271 lifestyle changes 0.435169 better checkups 0.462223 high blood pressure 0.727292 CDC Diabetes 0.809017 diabetes 0.972951	CLICK HERE