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803	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Grand Rounds: A Public Health Approach to Prevention of Intimate Partner Violence	This is another in a series of occasional MMWR reports titled CDC Grand Rounds. These reports are based on grand rounds presentations at CDC on high-profile issues in public health science, practice, and policy. Information about CDC Grand Rounds is available at http://www.	severe physical violence 0.646992 violence intervention practices 0.613478 secondary prevention strategies 0.553018 Sexual Violence Survey 0.634436 evidence-based IPV prevention 0.579122 state domestic violence 0.629219 local prevention programs 0.557267 National Intimate Partner 0.548575 IPV 0.687589 Risk Behavior Survey 0.552908 healthy relationships 0.549037 physical violence 0.817782 violence perpetration 0.573963 Youth Risk Behavior 0.558855 public health surveillance 0.533497 teen dating violence 0.740793 effective prevention approaches 0.534446 violence prevention program 0.652427 violence prevention 0.792092 Child Abuse Prevention 0.53198 public health leaders 0.52731 prevention programs 0.5584 date-related physical violence 0.612922 teen pregnancy prevention 0.528911 local violence prevention 0.685566	adolescent dating violence 0.680313 United States 0.670382 primary IPV prevention 0.578311 evidence-based prevention programs 0.54578 Public Health Approach 0.535281 intimate partner 0.984501 prevention efforts 0.590996 reproductive health programs 0.526897 violence victimization 0.570607 IPV prevention effort 0.569319 Violence Prevention Services 0.6759 Domestic Prevention Enhancements 0.528947 Violence Vict 0.578207 public health 0.895578 adult partner violence 0.660544 CDC Grand Rounds 0.574238 healthy teen relationships 0.543719 sexual violence 0.744563 public health programs 0.546711 high school students 0.547686 domestic violence prevention 0.667118 IPV prevention strategies 0.657397 public health problem 0.552082 intimate partner violence 0.97621	CLICK HERE
5239	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Physical Activity, Watching Television, and the Risk of Obesity in Students, Texas, 2004-2005	null	physical education 0.356839 logistic regression model 0.353288 boys 0.447126 major racial/ethnic groups 0.360023 limit television watching 0.355962 girls 0.417588 odds ratio 0.355679 Texas Health Science 0.425517 moderate physical activity 0.461489 public school students 0.363732 television watching 0.398817 physical activity data 0.364532 school 0.45 low physical activity 0.376958 sports teams 0.351931 obese boys 0.352457 vigorous physical activity 0.461515 physical activity indicator 0.379076 television watching influences 0.356915 obesity 0.369619 body mass index 0.357256 United States 0.351919 regular physical activity 0.554713 School Physical Activity 0.41015	respondent sweat 0.355018 video games 0.414367 study 0.364964 Public Health 0.349148 students 0.52966 State Health Services 0.360275 total estimated student 0.365563 economically disadvantaged students 0.45858 weight status 0.505696 physical activity recommendations 0.371092 total number 0.363633 multinomial logistic model 0.442206 television 0.473837 Texas school children 0.35002 high school students 0.395082 physical activity indicators 0.412045 physical activity 0.93404 average school 0.353724 multinomial logistic regression 0.424906 Health Science Center 0.427911 physical activity habits 0.371142 television viewing 0.385301 confidence interval 0.361016 11th grade 0.407503	CLICK HERE
6972	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Brazil	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) established an office in Brazil in 2003 to combat HIV/AIDS. CDC has since expanded to other health areas in Brazil and works closely with the Ministry of Health’s (MoH’s) Secretariat of Health Surveillance and other partners to maintain strong collaboration in program planning, monitoring and evaluation, strengthening epidemiologic surveillance, and building laboratory capacity.	HIV/AIDS 0.24243 GBD Compare 0.788715 CDC 0.703289 endorsement 0.274471 building lab capacity 0.969433 Content source 0.572916 program planning 0.61661	health areas 0.601802 HHS 0.287199 non-federal site 0.688955 Notice 0.225939 Brazil 0.397307 strong collaboration 0.669594	CLICK HERE
7486	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Collegiate Leaders in Environmental Health (CLEH) - 2010 Intern Profiles	null	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
9167	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Use of Electronic Messaging and the News Media to IncreaseCase Finding During a Cyclospora Outbreak - Iowa, July 2013	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.506143 initial cases 0.502771 reliably effective alternative 0.573708 extensive laboratory testing 0.59028 electronic messaging 0.571702 stool specimens 0.520444 Human Services 0.55138 assistive technology 0.504456 treatment guidelines 0.500127 Health Alert Network 0.626341 MMWR HTML versions 0.558035 U.S. Department 0.547212 specific Cyclospora testing 0.720437 electronic alerts 0.505266 U.S. Government Printing 0.563787 electronic PDF version 0.57103 watery diarrhea 0.509679 e-mail press release 0.580736 cyclosporiasis 0.537783 Nicholas Kalas 0.565236 news media 0.689426 public health officials 0.638973 CDC Epidemic Information 0.590522 fresh stool 0.513891	Iowa 0.538504 State Hygienic Laboratory 0.579895 original paper copy 0.553074 health department notifications 0.596435 public health agencies 0.754123 weekly electronic newsletter 0.606629 acid-fast stain technique 0.566257 possible Cyclospora oocysts 0.719904 original MMWR paper 0.564792 Cyclospora outbreak investigation 0.719531 health-care providers 0.928649 EPI Update Alert 0.765367 5-day hospital stay 0.560683 media attention 0.576935 EPI Update 0.832687 public health 0.851584 cases 0.518927 special EPI Update 0.613943 subject line 0.505737 coccidian parasite 0.500647 Iowa Department 0.535708 major media outlets 0.591216 parasite stool tests 0.593718 health-care provider 0.535765	CLICK HERE
9816	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Phil Navin, Conversations with the 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
10490	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conference Call August 30, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	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
12099	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Efforts of a Kansas Foundationto Increase Physical Activity and Improve Health by FundingCommunity Trails, 2012 - CDC	Trails are associated with increased physical activity; however, little is known about the process of building trails by various types of organizations. From 2005 through 2012 the Sunflower Foundation: Health Care for Kansans (Sunflower) funded multiple organizations to construct 70 trails of varying lengths and surfaces in municipalities, schools, and communities across Kansas. The purpose of this study was to assess the process of developing and implementing community trail projects across Kansas with funding from a public foundation.	public health researchers 0.460386 Introduction Trails 0.459849 key informants 0.597946 Public health practitioners 0.482305 future trail-related projects 0.475322 health promotion projects 0.459158 trail 0.699049 community trail projects 0.529666 trail champion 0.470466 community service organizations 0.461803 trail development align 0.46626 trail projects 0.56128 Sunflower Foundation 0.491812 community trails 0.481564 Health Care 0.46796 trail development 0.502908 collaborative process 0.481021 community members 0.535442 additional trail projects 0.496229 outdoor physical activity 0.481115 physical activity resources 0.526699 trail-related projects 0.495958 successful community trail 0.479592 trails 0.701031 major public health 0.458002	total physical activity 0.483103 local businesses 0.461794 physical activity resource 0.538537 trail construction projects 0.495517 key physical activity 0.507241 trail construction 0.556916 public health 0.525303 structured telephone interviews 0.473106 new physical activity 0.488624 community organizations 0.473468 greater physical activity 0.481509 community residents 0.479689 physical activity 0.954665 trail users 0.45681 physical activity community 0.488094 proportional random sampling 0.470638 Sunflower Trails program 0.505627 organizations 0.479198 trail organizations 0.461588 total trail costs 0.472743 Valley Wellness Trails 0.462706 complete trail network 0.467868 School trails 0.457398 physical activity levels 0.738956	CLICK HERE
12286	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Updated Estimates of Neural Tube Defects Prevented byMandatory Folic Acid Fortification - United States,1995-2011	Jennifer Williams, MSN1, Cara T. Mai, DrPH1, Joe Mulinare, MD1, Jennifer Isenburg, MSPH1,2, Timothy J. Flood, MD3, Mary Ethen, MPH4, Barbara Frohnert, MPH5, Russell S.	post-fortification periods 0.515163 RBC folate concentrations 0.605027 spina bifida 0.624154 lowest prevalence 0.509467 higher prevalence 0.507441 folic acid consumption 0.524791 prevalence data 0.507835 prenatal diagnostic facilities 0.499691 birth prevalence 0.656298 post-fortification prevalence 0.523223 major birth defects 0.501885 NTD prevalence 0.563622 birth prevalences 0.486617 racial/ethnic groups 0.648073 folic acid–sensitive NTDs 0.595731 enriched cereal grain 0.542379 NTD birth prevalence 0.596306 estimated annual number 0.500774 live births 0.561868 cereal grain products 0.542332 common NTDs 0.548218 effective public health 0.5419 lower plasma folate 0.495912 annual live births 0.487074	defects surveillance programs 0.556743 folic acid fortification 0.823049 NTD cases 0.549015 population-based birth defects 0.560746 United States 0.910478 serum folate deficiency 0.50387 additional folic acid 0.523794 prevalence estimates 0.554644 NTDs 0.719252 prevalence 0.657303 birth defects surveillance 0.55406 non-Hispanic blacks 0.496235 folic acid 0.922972 public health 0.576054 U.S. Public Health 0.493166 folic acid daily 0.55718 prenatal ascertainment information 0.502956 mandatory folic acid 0.807377 mean RBC folate 0.521299 birth defects 0.601203 folic acid intakes 0.543826 prenatal ascertainment 0.79218 post-fortification period 0.672771 annual number 0.516516	CLICK HERE
15350	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | Burden of Norovirus Illness and Outbreaks Figure | CDC	The burden of norovirus outbreaks for public health professionals figure	list Skip 0.773315 disease 0.276871 represent point estimates 0.69322 United States 0.452232 illnesses 0.260547 page options Skip 0.982173 Burden 0.390368 uncertainty 0.266236	age groups 0.430097 navigation Skip 0.78365 Figure 0.252829 life expectancy 0.471488 associated outcomes 0.470323 Lifetime risks 0.473401 different studies 0.428385 annual number 0.446813	CLICK HERE