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6472	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoking initiation among young adults in the United States and Canada, 1998-2010: a systematic review	The objective of this study was to systematically review peer-reviewed articles on cigarette smoking initiation and effective prevention efforts among young adults.	data extraction process 0.288671 cigarette smoking initiation 0.371881 public health researchers 0.272232 young adulthood 0.243196 young adult STW 0.247844 Laura L. Feldman 0.257528 research questions 0.243751 research 0.280945 nonwhite adult smokers 0.238044 STW population 0.287696 prevention programs 0.252711 smoking behavior 0.326548 population 0.310216 regular smoking 0.294197 Nanette M. Nelson 0.257688 young adults 0.902695 age range 0.275225 Kit S. Freedman 0.258961 cigarettes 0.250815 research articles 0.236844 smoking prevalence 0.274649 young adult population 0.292566 study 0.267417 adult smoking initiation 0.533223 United States 0.355421	young adult women 0.249743 initiation limit 0.271804 smokers 0.244602 general population 0.248221 smoking onset 0.277285 peer-reviewed research articles 0.2366 future smoking 0.269056 White young adults 0.257292 studies 0.268266 smoking initiation 0.724095 regular established smoking 0.294565 highest smoking rate 0.2968 smoking progression 0.288456 adult smoking behavior 0.318265 effective prevention efforts 0.287202 systematic review 0.258068 smoking intention 0.272222 young adult smoking 0.561205 information 0.236954 effective programs 0.242307 articles 0.278864 past illegal drug 0.251978 Young adult men 0.249357 military personnel 0.245613	CLICK HERE
8114	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Impact of an Innovative Approach to Prevent Mother-to-ChildTransmission of HIV - Malawi, July 2011-September 2012	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.	new HIV infections 0.479096 streamlined ART initiation 0.478634 Option B+ prophylaxis 0.523565 national HIV program 0.476694 CD4 т‰Є350 cells/mm3 0.470106 antiretroviral medication efavirenz.* 0.469331 Option B+ implementation 0.668922 resource-limited settings 0.469545 mother-to-child transmission rate 0.497835 first-line ART regimen 0.487366 lifelong antiretroviral therapy 0.5141 important innovation 0.469573 antiretroviral medications 0.572791 Global AIDS Coordinator 0.493309 health-care workers 0.467472 World Health Organization 0.498838 breastfeeding women 0.671112 additional antiretroviral medications 0.502422 Malawi MOH 0.488969 ART coverage 0.480576 vertical HIV transmission 0.5277 human immunodeficiency virus 0.550156 new ART initiations 0.59079 efavirenz-based ART regimens 0.480078	ART sites 0.511135 ART 0.723454 lifelong ART adherence 0.506789 HIV transmission risk 0.49112 CD4 cell count 0.608675 Malawi Ministry 0.510128 Malawi 0.603245 Option B+ policy 0.548723 HIV transmission 0.52994 maternal HIV status 0.469353 mother-to-child transmission 0.689172 lifelong ART 0.517833 new antiretroviral treatment 0.493726 Option B+ 0.90039 HIV Programme Reports 0.474127 health 0.506316 HIV 0.552878 infants acquired HIV 0.481491 et al 0.467591 HIV worldwide 0.495638 12-month ART retention 0.48742 ANC sites 0.47582 high-quality HIV testing 0.495521 HIV-infected pregnant women 0.54215	CLICK HERE
8642	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - War Stories, Phyllis Pryor	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	high school 0.789532 young helpers 0.652641 grandparents 0.539613 local high school 0.757723 training 0.526227 Cripple Creek hospital 0.839861 east coast 0.646761 mature town 0.664571 San Diego 0.655837 new baby girl 0.771585 physicians 0.528244 mothers 0.528753 Colorado 0.558336 Storyteller 0.538426 aunt 0.537338 influenza patients 0.671672 physician 0.526618 World War 0.656649	deployment 0.529594 Pike′s Peak gold 0.80553 newborns 0.535141 Lorraine 0.684909 California 0.52617 rush 0.52777 army 0.52625 high school teacher 0.781537 persons 0.527713 Phyllis home 0.692807 Cripple Creek 0.943879 family history 0.643443 transit 0.526097 Phyllis Brinton–Pryor 0.704406 time 0.549744 flu pandemic 0.667183 Location 0.531238	CLICK HERE
10394	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	DHDSP Data Trends and Maps Data Sources'DHDSP'CDC	DHDSP Data Trends and Maps Help	National Center 0.804593 Centers 0.247151 Cardiovascular Diseases 0.274214 CDC 0.658608 data source 0.673142 Stroke Prevention 0.534056 Risk Factors 0.252472	Heart Disease 0.51877 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.906262 Health Statistics 0.255691 DHDSP Data Trends 0.211293 Health Promotion 0.609655 Disease Control 0.565342 personnel 0.231488	CLICK HERE
10560	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	My Child's Story | Learn the Signs. Act Early | NCBDDD	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD), in collaboration with a number of national partners, launched a public awareness campaign called “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” The campaign aims to educate parents about childhood development, including early warning signs of autism and other developmental disorders, and encourages developmental screening and intervention.	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
11766	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Questions and Answers about Ebola and Pets	null	United States 0.58485 Ebola infection 0.403095 body fluids 0.299405 Reston virus 0.320068 Ebola virus 0.783483 monkeys 0.20782	Ebola patient 0.364038 Ebola species 0.361386 contact 0.20913 Ebola virus-infected pigs 0.428911 previous Ebola outbreaks 0.438003 Ebola 0.90223	CLICK HERE
12312	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Choose a Healthy Lifestyle | CDC Features	In honor of National Birth Defects Prevention Month, make a PACT to get healthy, physically and mentally, before and during pregnancy to increase your chances of having a healthy baby.	preterm birth 0.671819 healthy diet 0.722564 prevention activities 0.64654 high birth weight 0.711015 basic health guidelines 0.707827 National Birth Defects 0.760857 Hemoglobin A1c level 0.692282 major birth defects 0.762687 healthy lifestyle 0.786506 pregnancy 0.706183 daily life 0.647872 Preconception care 0.654844 regular physical activity 0.692067 direct birth 0.662602 brisk walk 0.706106 special care 0.645756 healthy habits 0.747596 women 0.672115 short-term dietary changes 0.691572 best ways 0.655845 Reproductive Health 0.649401 Mental health 0.653133 Eat healthy foods 0.735891 Evaluate Pregnancy exposures 0.68646 good time 0.64783	Birth Defects Research 0.759805 harmful substances 0.654531 best treatment 0.645973 preconception health 0.740216 gestational diabetes 0.651273 health services 0.647719 moderate aerobic activity 0.784224 CDC funds 0.694425 folic acid 0.7189 CDC research 0.649473 Birth Defects Study 0.759329 healthy pregnancies 0.709009 healthy weight 0.718972 birth defects 0.976623 healthy baby 0.708031 lean proteins 0.648561 following steps 0.648648 physical activity 0.732236 population-based tracking 0.649408 healthcare provider 0.703133 State systems 0.645485 healthy babies 0.709425 population-based methods 0.650456 low birth weight 0.709596	CLICK HERE
12471	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	June 2013 ACIP Meeting -- Japanese Encephalitis	Introduction by Dr. J Bocchini. Safety and immunogenicity of JE-VC in children by Dr. K Dubischar-Kastner. GRADE evidence for JE-VC in children, Recommendations for use by Dr. M Fischer. 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=4d51af6143d81759701246aa2400c96c20130730140630234	ACIP Meeting 0.935691	Japanese Encephalitis 0.791029	CLICK HERE
13089	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Symptoms of Breast Cancer	A list of possible breast cancer symptoms.	symptoms 0.653881 doctor 0.411107 warning signs 0.505378 mind 0.348483 person 0.356627	Different people 0.498097 different symptoms 0.469962 Inflammatory breast cancer 0.832352 breast cancer 0.958538 routine mammogram 0.575555	CLICK HERE
13645	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Vaccination Coverage Among Pregnant Women - UnitedStates, 2014-15 Influenza Season	Helen Ding, MD1; Carla L. Black, PhD2; Sarah Ball, ScD3; Sara Donahue, DrPH3; Rebecca V. Fink, MPH3; Walter W.	influenza infection 0.488853 influenza vaccination efficacy 0.629448 survey respondents 0.355197 influenza vaccination coverage 0.830069 health care provider 0.383171 panel members 0.35865 respondent-reported provider recommendation 0.381063 Internet panel sample 0.350784 offer 0.360872 vaccination coverage 0.839892 pregnant women 0.759142 Internet panel survey 0.441498 vaccination resistance 0.44588 pregnant woman 0.362262 vaccination status 0.491645 commonly reported reason 0.373365 flu vaccination 0.451719 Similar survey methodology 0.352451 influenza vaccine efficacy 0.507685 provider offer 0.36026 National Center 0.351378 end-of-season influenza vaccination 0.589579 reported coverage 0.378724 pregnancy 0.348973 unvaccinated women 0.361568	lower vaccination coverage 0.483521 influenza vaccination period 0.583021 white women 0.375143 higher vaccination coverage 0.482491 vaccination services 0.447596 previous influenza seasons 0.433868 influenza vaccination onsite 0.562238 health care 0.389785 female panel members 0.349226 influenza season 0.545828 influenza risk 0.424803 provider recommendation 0.498181 overall vaccination coverage 0.484068 incentives.* Pregnant women 0.407967 influenza vaccination 0.98728 influenza seasons 0.44003 online survey opportunities 0.352469 Survey Sampling International 0.350811 non-Hispanic white women 0.368918 Internet panel 0.49047 Non-Hispanic black women 0.369354 provider reminder systems 0.352776 opt-in Internet panel 0.382747 population Internet panel 0.350209	CLICK HERE