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5268	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Says: Findings You Can Use	Findings may help improve the effectiveness of individuals and organizations that interact and communicate with people about health.	Health Behavior Change 0.721475 minimal distracting 0.639503 medical decision making 0.686445 numeracy tent 0.615817 scientific data 0.615285 verbal narratives 0.627549 consumer satisfaction 0.680923 George A. Miller 0.694008 present baseline risk 0.715954 quick judgments 0.61566 hospital death rates 0.83348 conceptual framework 0.612598 limited literacy skills 0.755955 personal stories 0.611144 risk communication 0.682056 Health literacy interventions 0.75021 risk comprehension 0.66412 print presentations 0.614731 health literacy 0.765987 quality information 0.658671 health communication 0.733573 reasonable size 0.605918 genetic counseling dialogue 0.711111 patient outcomes 0.608812	essential information 0.702986 explain risks 0.606939 oral literacy demand 0.753259 risk estimates 0.623332 organizational elements 0.610271 Mazor et al. 0.701137 Narrative Communication 0.614277 consent information 0.731547 risk reduction information 0.759312 treatment benefit 0.674205 statistical evidence 0.616561 descriptive headings 0.88174 programmatic activities 0.630217 low literacy skills 0.951927 specific design features 0.692478 Public health information 0.793787 information overload 0.664107 absolute risk 0.626103 health education materials 0.758651 format modifications 0.608446 information 0.928783 health plan 0.626852 Preliminary test 0.614891 computer-based presentations 0.613046	CLICK HERE
6207	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	General Information Features - Cancer Prevention and Control	An overview of cancer topics that are appropriate for the season, or support a health awareness day or month.	specific kinds 0.386211 right cancer 0.424677 cancer deaths 0.488697 best way 0.395425 lung cancer 0.523498 cancer increases 0.4349 healthy choices 0.394262 cancer claims 0.478138 gynecologic cancers 0.407522 Cervical Cancer Awareness 0.529442 healthy lifestyles 0.38935 healthy lifestyle 0.382404 Workplace Cancer Prevention 0.485342 Health Disparities 0.387448 cancer patients 0.558502 greatest risk 0.38523 Lung Cancer Awareness 0.504466 younger women 0.39836 Young Women 0.400909 Breast Cancer Awareness 0.548237 Colorectal Cancer Awareness 0.516155 regular physical activity 0.459805 Skin Cancer Awareness 0.488351 prostate cancers 0.405624 common non-skin cancer 0.489976	women 0.421344 United States 0.46375 healthy behaviors 0.383498 cancer experience 0.420406 children’s risk 0.39437 breast cancers 0.428307 men 0.414036 Flu Information 0.391058 treatment works 0.385439 regular screening tests 0.454537 higher risk 0.396758 Prostate Cancer Awareness 0.503611 common cause 0.386262 breast cancer 0.639797 healthy weight 0.395841 Cancer Awareness 0.825116 younger age 0.394157 flu shot 0.387909 cancer risk 0.428041 health care help 0.44903 screening mammogram 0.405423 cancer 0.930896 vulvar cancers 0.406025 Cancer Prevention 0.541076	CLICK HERE
6289	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Affordable Care Act helps improve the health of the American workforce, increase workplace health programs - Press Release: September 30, 2011	Affordable Care Act helps improve the health of the American workforce, increase workplace health programs	Interested companies 0.468238 worksite cafeterias 0.48793 proper nutrition 0.463454 tobacco–free campus policies 0.51761 long–term health problems 0.559157 workplace health initiative 0.593861 Research Triangle Institute 0.514695 Disease Control 0.478602 Heart disease 0.4712 healthy food choices 0.529151 healthy lifestyles 0.491174 risk factors 0.472631 successful workplace health 0.573034 two–year period 0.464724 good health practices 0.550307 chronic disease 0.465023 work environments 0.471362 health care costs 0.556216 Affordable Care Act 0.536035 u.s. department 0.508036 employee knowledge 0.467542 American workers 0.477325 employee engagement 0.468136 workplace health programs 0.91612 Research Triangle Park 0.51447	employee participation 0.46936 workplace health program 0.590183 Viridian Health Management 0.560837 healthy behaviors 0.546251 new initiative 0.483431 workplace culture 0.502015 safe environment 0.470908 worksite health programs 0.592634 project funds 0.464682 work schedules 0.469596 chronic diseases 0.473615 significant cost savings 0.522933 key lifestyle behaviors 0.525654 evidence–based initiatives 0.462281 comprehensive workplace health 0.619933 human services 0.507915 health costs 0.496474 employee productivity 0.466331 American businesses 0.470868 physical activity 0.46545 workplace health experience 0.590684 worksite capacity 0.483019 Thomas R. Frieden 0.532381 employee health 0.505478	CLICK HERE
6330	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Intention to seek care for symptoms associated with gynecologic cancers, HealthStyles Survey, 2008.	null	logistic regression model 0.441839 demographic characteristics 0.429316 Gynecologic Cancer Education 0.473991 gynecologic cancer symptoms 0.613692 gynecologic cancer concern 0.470489 gynecologic cancer 0.900396 Women’s intention 0.425797 greater concern 0.392053 intention exist 0.403872 gynecologic cancers 0.997036 Disease Control 0.413303 Hispanic women 0.401623 certain symptoms 0.403901 health care providers 0.393371 persistent symptoms 0.428628 gastrointestinal symptoms 0.389978 Introduction Women 0.379242 Gynecologic Cancer campaign 0.474662 ovarian cancer 0.558508 menopausal status 0.409693 nongynecologic symptoms 0.398912 intention 0.699667 influenza-like symptoms 0.478687 ovarian cancer symptoms 0.445469 national mail survey 0.424844	symptoms 0.932801 white women 0.410828 survey 0.470015 black women 0.434143 women 0.938313 care 0.720836 Knowledge campaign 0.383751 generalized health care 0.387224 women’s intentions 0.390187 actual care-seeking behavior 0.38641 premenopausal women 0.503322 Facts About Gynecologic 0.466537 marital status 0.387121 gynecologic symptoms 0.507053 health care 0.404549 postmenopausal women 0.506301 nongynecologic cancer symptoms 0.427938 annual household income 0.502624 abnormal symptoms 0.46361 gynecologic cancer signs 0.454324 employment status 0.388381 cancers prompt intention 0.460624 public health initiatives 0.398572 survey participants 0.410325	CLICK HERE
9524	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human papillomavirus (HPV) and Oropharyngeal Cancer - Fact Sheet	HPV - What is genital HPV? What is oral HPV? What head and neck cancers can be caused by HPV? How common is it?	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
10614	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Health Day | Digital Press Kit | CDC Online Newsroom	World Health Day	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
10687	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Verification Analysis'Research' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
11942	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Practical Guidance and Ethical Considerations for Studies Using Photo-Elicitation Interviews - CDC	Photo-elicitation is a qualitative interviewing technique that has gained popularity in recent years. It is the foundation for photovoice projects and is a tool well-suited for community-based participatory research. Photo-elicitation yields rich data, and interview participants say these interviews encourage community awareness and engagement. This article draws on 9 studies, conducted by researchers at 3 institutions (the University of Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth) in partnership with community-based organizations and students, in which 303 participants completed photo-elicitation interviews.	photo-elicitation interview technique 0.650127 Perelman School 0.624415 study participants 0.635177 photo-elicitation project 0.630368 public health researchers 0.625092 Dartmouth Photovoice Study 0.740692 Human Services 0.6266 in-depth interviews 0.669333 project 0.636203 Philadelphia VA Medical 0.647623 Wood Johnson Foundation 0.6293 Affairs Medical Center 0.860226 participant-generated photographs 0.627428 Public Health Initiatives 0.640985 vulnerable populations 0.625876 interview participants 0.689731 digital cameras 0.657272 ethical concerns 0.670707 Philadelphia Veterans Affairs 0.853207 Veterans Affairs Medical 0.855153 researchers 0.764386 Dartmouth College 0.637442 Pennsylvania 0.650012 photographs 0.981299 University 0.622654	photo-elicitation studies 0.693191 HOPPP participants 0.670875 interview guide 0.746234 Geisel School 0.639036 re-familiarizes participants 0.626363 photo-elicitation interviews 0.845555 interview location 0.748079 VA Medical Center 0.642544 institutional review board 0.661776 photovoice projects 0.631029 Robert Wood Johnson 0.628529 reticent participants 0.621969 community-based participatory research 0.731499 training participants 0.621654 public health 0.71896 participants 0.987821 Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom 0.628665 participant photographs 0.63132 community participants 0.640909 ethical considerations 0.62421 Society Scholars Program 0.624208 training sessions 0.626432 Johnson Foundation Health 0.641511 photo-elicitation interview guide 0.689558	CLICK HERE
12183	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Role of Fear and Disgust inPredicting the Effectiveness of Television Advertisements ThatGraphically Depict the Health Harms of Smoking - CDC	Antismoking television advertisements that depict the graphic health harms of smoking are increasingly considered best practices, as exemplified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s current national campaign. Evaluation of responses to these widely used advertisements is important to determine advertisements that are most effective and their mechanisms of action. Our study tested the hypothesis that advertisements rated highest in fear- and disgust-eliciting imagery would be rated as the most effective.	effective antismoking advertisements 0.364742 study 0.225846 high disgust 0.220181 CDC antismoking advertisements 0.373415 emotional responses 0.230045 national antismoking media 0.21922 fear–disgust interaction 0.816145 health harms 0.373489 advertisements 0.900893 greater perceived effectiveness 0.296139 graphic health harms 0.218084 ratings 0.305547 antismoking health-harms advertisements 0.40066 smoking status 0.386693 good antismoking ad. 0.203733 Suzy’s Tip 0.389595 North Dakota 0.224984 antismoking mass media 0.224364 participants 0.210072	effectiveness 0.653985 Terrie’s Tip 0.603997 effective advertisements 0.226864 positive advertisements 0.244713 graphic imagery 0.481644 disgust responses 0.295107 graphic advertisements 0.261291 antismoking advertisements 0.499758 Tob Control 0.273749 fear responses 0.244642 widely used advertisements 0.313979 new CDC advertisements 0.281538 Introduction Antismoking television 0.238448 recent antismoking campaign 0.230714 young adults 0.240991 advertisement effectiveness ratings 0.287336 graphic antismoking advertisements 0.426738 antismoking television advertisements 0.581872	CLICK HERE
12485	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	October 2013 ACIP Meeting -- Influenza	Introduction by Dr. R Karron. Update: influenza epidemiology by Dr. L Grohskopf. Vaccine coverage, 2012-2013 by Dr. J Singleton. Fluzone high-dose vaccine efficacy trial results by r. D Greenburg. 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=886ac3bed2983a696dadf36a2f77f3a320140110123042305	Influenza 0.687666	ACIP Meeting 0.965132	CLICK HERE