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5296	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	How to Use Relenza (zanamivir) Step-by-Step	null	CDC 0.439688 dark brown wheel 0.608665 DISKHALER level 0.686545 mouthpiece 0.774174 farther 0.427322 Parents 0.424079 silver foil 0.501223 blue cover 0.529317 plastic needle 0.51426 DISKHALER body 0.523932 federal government 0.506497 lungs 0.447587 entire leaflet 0.505256 links 0.454509 medicine disk 0.961562 Relenza DISKHALER device 0.73286 silver blisters 0.525593 individual organization Web 0.592305 white mouthpiece 0.772539 foreign objects 0.62638 Patients 0.424085 Relenza 0.850704 FLOVENT DISKHALER device 0.604711 persons 0.4253	outer edge 0.51592 silver medicine disk 0.786932 parts 0.424444 previous prescription 0.505756 white tray 0.94122 adult 0.423901 repeat Steps 0.509336 child 0.423927 small holes 0.514404 harm 0.449428 Breathe 0.425312 breath 0.443242 ridges 0.459503 half-circle flap 0.538214 new medicine disk 0.612669 underside 0.425632 non-federal organizations 0.508236 way 0.467593 pull-push motion 0.509171 inhalation 0.454435 lips 0.42367 healthcare provider 0.636336 fluticasone propionate 0.520186 entire Fact Sheet 0.627649	CLICK HERE
5404	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Risks to health among American Indian/Alaska Native high school students in the United States.	null	data 0.441954 white students 0.446001 sports team 0.368758 separate prevalence estimates 0.428801 binge drinking 0.3805 AI/AN race category 0.385407 health risk behaviors 0.681123 significant difference 0.407632 moderate physical activity 0.418264 Alaska Native 0.471346 Risk Behavior Survey 0.410097 Disease Control 0.45224 Youth Risk Behavior 0.439238 black students 0.42782 vigorous physical activity 0.454526 overall response rates 0.395133 AI/AN high school 0.548764 racial/ethnic groups 0.545727 World Health Organization 0.415301 body mass index 0.422461 comparable risk behaviors 0.369968 health problems 0.387104 federally recognized AI/AN 0.377987 YRBS data 0.416409 private school students 0.406179	12th-grade students 0.374295 United States 0.477325 priority health risk 0.378268 AI/AN people 0.373594 prevalence estimates 0.57231 high blood glucose 0.404864 prevalence 0.705015 Hispanic students 0.503172 AI/AN boys 0.463909 national Youth Risk 0.37701 urban air pollution 0.396342 Prevention growth charts 0.374353 nationally representative sample 0.385212 Healthy People 0.395381 public health 0.420692 AI/AN students 0.930531 AI/AN adults 0.382169 high school students 0.779496 white high school 0.420516 physical activity 0.46226 AI/AN girls 0.520103 high blood pressure 0.405819 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.438731 AI/AN youth 0.44117	CLICK HERE
8047	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Climate and Health Program - Program Overview	NCEH/ATSDR Program Overviews/State Fact Sheets	climate forecasts 0.524693 health risk 0.499268 CDC 0.473474 potential health effects 0.54585 Climate Ready States 0.566661 human health 0.504371 New York City 0.48709 extreme weather events 0.494406 harmful health effects 0.549434 innovative public health 0.542708 city health departments 0.530203 Climate Effects 0.540354 mental health problems 0.542404 highly allergenic pollen 0.505649 climate change 0.929128 Health Program 0.568117 climate change funding 0.601506 climate change events 0.588484 public health voice 0.538905 New York State 0.491557 health systems operations 0.529057 health care costs 0.545031 city public health 0.5586 Global Climate Change 0.603979 possible health effects 0.561072	heat waves 0.494193 chronic respiratory illnesses 0.485412 health effects 0.756642 severe heat waves 0.485633 health threats 0.545558 Environmental Public Health 0.539587 tribal health agencies 0.542804 Health Impact Assessment 0.533756 future health effects 0.551458 U.S. Government investment 0.495894 public health professionals 0.54136 local success stories 0.492417 public health 0.685658 health 0.798343 health agencies 0.633011 local public health 0.534473 future climate change 0.595533 climate-related health effects 0.543419 global health aspects 0.535005 health adaptation planning 0.528468 carbon dioxide concentration 0.489635 health risks 0.499981 climate action 0.531657 local health agencies 0.537246	CLICK HERE
9294	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0344	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	Alabama county 0.549591 principales enfermedades 0.543354 CDC Radio Health 0.606553 Susan G 0.592497 fundación hugh kaul 0.678047 entertainment-education television drama 0.564305 participantes mensajes 0.548261 muertes prematuras 0.539542 Health Commun 0.62292 Prev Med 0.538837 diabetes among hispanics 0.652331 physical inactivity during 0.55989 Cody MJ 0.592963 US Census Bureau 0.557605 seguro médico 0.611081 grupo asesor 0.59031 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.558768 Frazier M 0.538509 Shermetria Massingale 0.537372 Health Educ Behav 0.580093 Estados Unidos 0.938517 CrossRef PubMed 0.916709 mala nutrición 0.582146 Chronic Disease Risk 0.579245 propensity score matching 0.563267	Third National Health 0.572105 entretenimiento pci media 0.569275 Diabetes Risk Test 0.651957 Communities Putting Prevention 0.563554 Does entertainment-education work 0.562563 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.559266 Lawrence Erlbaum Associates 0.555354 empresa constant contact 0.564724 Comparative cost effectiveness 0.558863 Border health strategic 0.57479 Salud Pública 0.6435 Massingale S 0.540127 Radio Nacional Pública 0.56944 Entertainment–Education Spanish-Language Radio 0.595147 alto contenido 0.573392 Constant Contact 0.60186 Novella Aimed 0.54252 única estación 0.73474 hispanos escogen actividades 0.612384 flesh is weak 0.554814 American Diabetes Association 0.646354 audiencia hispana meta 0.63768 Chronic Dis 0.63011 Kohler C 0.538618	CLICK HERE
9834	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Methods for Translating Evidence-Based Behavioral Interventions for Health-Disparity Communities - CDC	Populations composed of racial/ethnic minorities, disabled persons, and people with low socioeconomic status have worse health than their counterparts. Implementing evidence-based behavioral interventions (EBIs) to prevent and manage chronic disease and disability in community settings could help ameliorate disparities.			CLICK HERE
10418	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Florida EMS Fact Sheet'Data & Statistics'CDC	null	cardiovascular emergency response 0.504247 pre-hospital care 0.257329 care policies 0.250149 local EMS agencies 0.444757 slightly different denominators 0.498411 emergency care experts 0.355999 Disease Control 0.245351 acute cardiovascular events 0.354975 smallest number 0.321193 useful planning resource 0.29189 emergency care agency 0.36739 EMS agencies 0.729142 local EMS providers 0.431218 positive patient outcomes 0.315106 state summary report 0.306298 American Heart Association 0.378601 important role 0.325742 Federal Interagency Committee 0.312429 out-of-hospital cardiovascular crises 0.350137 current comprehensive statistics 0.336586 single agency 0.485972 critical care challenges 0.316847 survey 0.52199 emergency care 0.550595 largest number 0.318656	EMS Practices 0.664593 stroke-related emergency response 0.34928 local EMS managers 0.468313 heart attacks 0.268634 heart attack 0.337456 United States 0.341955 stroke events 0.268616 cardiovascular emergency care 0.399021 emergency medical services 0.35589 pre-hospital emergency 0.25448 important characteristics 0.296524 emergency medical care 0.527247 heart disease 0.910621 separate state summaries—one 0.304106 basic descriptive information 0.300472 survey results 0.253166 health care 0.252727 cardiovascular disease 0.44001 Stroke Prevention 0.268444 local EMS 0.544346 stroke patient encounters 0.349643 standardized telephone survey 0.342556 EMS capacity 0.454053 stroke-related deaths 0.260629	CLICK HERE
10940	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prostate Cancer Risk Factors	Research has found risk factors that increase your chances of getting prostate cancer.	parent 0.325152 risk factors 0.519941 disease 0.346196 prostate cancer risk 0.556729 greater his risk 0.406286 single gene 0.416196 father 0.32377 Research 0.32655 Certain genes 0.423701 medical experts 0.407202 Family history 0.418957	younger ages 0.411467 prostate cancer 0.971181 times 0.322606 son 0.322743 chances 0.333924 ethnic groups 0.409358 Race 0.322246 African-American men 0.412886 man 0.376003 brother 0.324205 child 0.323836	CLICK HERE
12458	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Feeling Worse After Treatment? Maybe It’s Not Lyme Disease	Robert’s story begins with a history of joint pain/stiffness, memory loss, and numbness and tingling in both hands. He is diagnosed with chronic Lyme disease and treated with long-term antibiotics. His symptoms worsen and he begins to lose sight in the right eye. Evaluation by a neurologist and an ophthalmologist leads to the diagnosis of a pituitary tumor—not Lyme disease. Robert has now has permanent heart and kidney disease, joint pain, and severe obstructive sleep apnea as a result of the incorrect diagnosis and treatment. If you’ve had treatments for Lyme disease and still don’t feel better, please get a second opinion. An incorrect diagnosis can lead to permanent damage or death. 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://www.cdc.gov/lyme/videos/boulay/RobertBoulay_Lyme_Revised.wmv	Treatment 0.656575	Lyme Disease 0.98786	CLICK HERE
14105	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Heart Age Infographic | Examples of actual age vs. heart age	null			CLICK HERE
15501	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Protect Yourself During Sex	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.			CLICK HERE