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1101	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Appendix A: How the Recommendations Were Developed	The recommendations were developed jointly under the auspices of CDC's Division of Reproductive Health (DRH) and the Office of Population Affairs (OPA), in consultation with a wide range of experts and key stakeholders. A multistage process that drew on established procedures for developing clinical guidelines (1,2) was used to develop the recommendations. In April 2010, an Expert Work Group (EWG) comprising family planning clinical providers, program administrators, representatives from relevant federal agencies, and representatives from professional medical organizations was created to advise OPA and CDC on the structure and content of the revised recommendations and to help make the recommendations more feasible and relevant to the needs of the field.	CDC recommendation 0.359324 CDC 0.600205 evidence 0.49649 professional medical associations 0.432406 EWG members 0.778539 preconception services 0.359269 USPSTF assessment 0.375259 recommendations 0.955117 health outcomes 0.477661 Bright Futures guidelines 0.411493 planning service delivery 0.497131 OPA staff members 0.369265 clinical services 0.351855 Service Economic Evaluation 0.385248 technical panels 0.383339 Preventive Services Task 0.476676 USPSTF recommendation statement 0.449188 expert opinion 0.385413 STD treatment guidelines 0.400124 preconception health services 0.630618 available evidence 0.440722 family planning services 0.781605 clinical recommendations 0.474363 net benefit 0.555913 reconcile inconsistent recommendations 0.484771	preventive health services 0.41486 Expert Work Group 0.660881 USPSTF recommendations 0.635196 preconception health recommendations 0.562267 preconception care evaluation 0.37586 U.S. Preventive Services 0.408899 service delivery context 0.372712 various recommendations 0.456807 Family Planning Male 0.355164 preconception health 0.732558 key initial recommendations 0.517002 core recommendations 0.674355 scientific evidence 0.368174 professional medical organizations 0.57284 preventive health care 0.368562 clinical care 0.402717 CDC guidelines 0.398651 Services Task Force 0.464307 contraceptive services 0.363632 related health-care services 0.367467 guidelines tailor recommendations 0.48413 family planning service 0.688894 professional medical recommendations 0.593747 basic infertility services 0.362403	CLICK HERE
6295	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC finds 60 percent increase in youth athletes treated for TBIs - Press Release: October 6, 2011	CDC report shows about 112 million annual incidents of people drinking and driving	health care providers 0.330753 new online training 0.236235 Mortality Weekly Report 0.281251 National Football League 0.239156 Richard C. Hunt 0.236617 emergency department visits 0.786106 CDC′s National Center 0.262488 traumatic brain injuries 0.561144 CDC experts 0.20479 U.S. emergency departments 0.260286 significant life–long impairment 0.244737	experience longer recovery 0.247291 TBI recover 0.236463 school professionals 0.244583 TBI symptoms 0.241529 Linda C. Degutis 0.255043 expert work group 0.228866 young athletes 0.396915 TBI emergency department 0.384713 recreation–related traumatic brain 0.30133 health care 0.900897	CLICK HERE
7024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Section 917 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act -Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee	null	general public 0.474963 United States Code 0.675645 daily equivalent 0.463667 small business tobacco 0.663498 clauses 0.475369 local government 0.473434 Tobacco Control Act 0.609325 Chairperson. The Secretary 0.509885 regular full-time employ 0.523167 health issues 0.464696 Limitation. The Secretary 0.511491 medical ethics 0.478635 advisory committee 0.913481 Federal Advisory Committee 0.554561 Senior Executive Schedule 0.517649 tobacco growers 0.524246 health care professionals 0.534495 Advisory Committee clerical 0.55601 business tobacco manufacturers 0.591855 relevant specialty 0.472699 business tobacco manufacturing 0.591719 tobacco products 0.833622 nonvoting representatives 0.465611 Tobacco Products Scientific 0.69864 travel time 0.464265	Family Smoking Prevention 0.542768 travel expenses 0.463319 professional backgrounds 0.474531 Secretary 0.53772 18-month period 0.468895 Drug Administration 0.468006 Advisory Committee individuals 0.59474 Federal Government 0.473775 Nonvoting Members 0.484397 threshold level 0.466715 ex officio members 0.536171 nicotine yields 0.537662 Advisory Panels 0.478289 subsection information 0.465983 Products Scientific Advisory 0.656159 sequential basis 0.467774 Administrative Support 0.462573 Government service 0.463711 tobacco manufacturing industry 0.674842 Scientific Advisory Committee 0.669705 regular places 0.463087 interests 0.434402 Members. The Secretary 0.52895 Federal officials 0.465119	CLICK HERE
8442	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mariano's Videos - Videos - Campaign Resources - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Commercials and extended videos featuring Mariano, a former smoker who quit smoking after almost having a heart attack. Videos from the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	cigarette 0.297497 chance 0.275842 heart surgery 0.790959 commercials 0.283461 Mariano 0.937249 videos 0.268539 video 0.264023	life 0.262016 life. 0.262571 Smokers® campaign 0.492427 sweating. 0.262625 open heart surgery 0.663409 CDC’s Tips 0.511692	CLICK HERE
9006	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Cessation Tips Ad	You can quit smoking! This inspiring TV ad features three people who successfully quit smoking after many years. They share their practical tips on how to quit for good in this ad from CDC's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign. 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=e1fed100292e7d4b3d7feb4a7e495c6520120313112648268 To learn more about tobacco control and prevention, go to BeTobaccoFree.gov	Smokers 0.55728 CDC 0.551004	Cessation Tips Ad 0.913662	CLICK HERE
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11220	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Prepárese: mantenerse sano y salvo durante el invierno	Las tormentas invernales y el frío pueden ser peligrosos, pero si planifica con anticipación, usted puede mantenerse sano y seguro. Prepare su casa y sus automóviles. Prepárese para posibles apagones eléctricos y para cuando tenga que hacer actividades al aire libre. Cuide a los ancianos.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.610972 Trabaje despacio 0.818798 profesional revise 0.606045 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.607634 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.62431	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.608967 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.605283 Archivo Microsoft 0.916546 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.621988	CLICK HERE
11828	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Eight Danger Zones | Parents Are the Key | CDC InjuryCenter	Parents Are the Key to Safe Teen Drivers, a campaign from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), helps parents, pediatricians and communities reduce teen driving injuries and deaths.	drowsy driving 0.354375 good role model 0.492991 teen stay 0.687954 speed limit 0.303207 different times 0.34205 varied weather 0.338357 Parents 0.471521 Practice nighttime 0.331328 teens 0.463771 car crashes 0.416241 licensed driving 0.357699 simple step 0.324023 cell phone 0.319556 parent-teen driving agreement 0.965532 teen crashes 0.754145 car crash deaths 0.57534 risky situations 0.318547	teen passengers 0.638707 passenger restrictions 0.333823 teen’s risk 0.61784 traffic conditions 0.333967 fatal crashes 0.387252 teen drinking 0.587912 young driver 0.343325 supervised driving practice 0.567185 Crash risk 0.411819 Young drivers 0.310619 seat belt 0.316225 simplest way 0.335708 sudden stop 0.303794 high risk 0.3214 Driver Licensing 0.322381 early morning 0.310006 road conditions 0.296193	CLICK HERE
13607	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Seizure First Aid | Epilepsy | CDC	Learn how to take care of someone during a seizure.	seizure 0.972886 Red Cross app 0.320021 folded jacket 0.240682 safe place 0.225329 person water 0.384808 emergency information 0.220001 Loosen ties 0.242765 simple terms 0.232619 Aid App 0.225893 mouth-to-mouth breaths 0.221768 aid training programs 0.311805 generalized tonic-clonic seizure 0.676805 medical bracelet 0.231375 community groups 0.22023	American Red Cross 0.313372 instant access 0.219041 different types seizures 0.363245 Epilepsy Foundation Seizure 0.590314 people 0.218596 mobile device 0.218773 general steps 0.226089 person 0.808707 grand mal seizure 0.67802 seizure first aid 0.573569 type seizure 0.494711 emergency responders 0.219759 Epilepsy Foundation Education 0.327432 aid advice 0.213859	CLICK HERE
15390	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Factors Involved in the Collaboration Between the NationalComprehensive Cancer Control Programs and Tobacco Control Programs:A Qualitative Study of 6 States, United States, 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.	state funding requirements 0.270745 program 0.412721 tobacco control programs 0.333937 Disease Control 0.279189 TCP collaborative synergy 0.274206 TCP-funded state programs 0.264317 state health departments 0.390401 state 0.474819 Tobacco Control Program 0.272222 disease program interventions 0.290801 high staff turnover 0.349681 Cancer Control Program 0.284448 state cancer plans 0.262668 staff engagement 0.29695 health department leadership 0.287073 chronic disease 0.955182 integrated program interventions 0.301425 state strategic plans 0.257698 federal funding requirements 0.307842 programs 0.526379 chronic disease prevention 0.66937 disease prevention programs 0.326706 integrated interventions 0.678796 collaborative chronic disease 0.289148 chronic disease efforts 0.258848	states 0.340701 cancer control state 0.266239 state health department 0.380451 program staff 0.316104 state health 0.423313 state plans 0.258578 public health 0.291806 state health plan 0.252199 disease categorical program 0.252011 disease prevention efforts 0.281411 program staff members 0.253498 CCC 0.29348 health department 0.444962 staff 0.362998 chronic disease programs 0.288688 collaborative synergy 0.794017 strategic planning 0.285341 chronic disease–oriented programs 0.276168 CCAT model 0.296574 tobacco control interventions 0.295345 activities 0.287463 cancer 0.303658 chronic disease interventions 0.310967 tobacco control 0.451733	CLICK HERE