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5907	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tin (organic compounds, as Sn) - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
12146	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Generational Differences inFast Food Intake Among South-Asian Americans: Results From aPopulation-Based Survey - CDC	The goal of this study was to evaluate the association between generational status and fast food consumption among South-Asian Americans. We conducted a secondary analysis of data from the California Health Interview Survey for 2007, 2009, and 2011. After adjusting for control variables, South-Asian Americans of the third generation or more had a fast food intake rate per week 2.22 times greater than first generation South-Asian Americans. Public health practitioners must focus on ways to improve dietary outcomes among this fast-growing ethnic population in the United States.	Loma Linda University 0.4291 Public health practitioners 0.289179 cellular telephone numbers 0.27195 health promotion measures 0.274207 food intake rate 0.348879 Bachelor degree 0.314774 health education measures 0.273765 control variables 0.281864 fast food intake 0.912186 South-Asian American residents 0.285717 Poor dietary behaviors 0.285327 fast-growing ethnic population 0.284187 Health Educ Behav 0.276331 body mass index 0.272661 adult data files 0.278044 South-Asian American populations 0.28745 binomial regression analysis 0.275461 Health Interview Survey 0.357505 higher fast food 0.308416 public-access California Health 0.292439 previous literature 0.274046 relevant food items 0.287442 generational status 0.333664 biennial population-based survey 0.282805 food consumption rate 0.307601	generation South-Asian Americans 0.475906 California State University 0.272577 delete-1 jackknife method 0.271733 study 0.286731 fast food 0.9301 United States 0.341935 Stata Corp LP 0.272528 past-week fast food 0.596348 Associate degree 0.273789 California Health Interview 0.359241 dietary practices 0.322388 English language proficiency 0.336955 public health 0.304062 population-based survey data 0.276492 cardiovascular disease 0.31571 South-Asian American adults 0.343799 negative binomial regression 0.276041 Sri Lanka 0.278141 defines South-Asian Americans 0.313599 binomial regression 0.27837 Health Research Dissertation 0.271587 fast food consumption 0.780949 South-Asian Americans 0.681041 generational differences 0.286479	CLICK HERE
12181	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rapid Assessment of Ebola Infection Prevention and ControlNeeds - Six Districts, Sierra Leone, October 2014	On December 9, 2014, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	Ebola treatment unit 0.55946 Ebola treatment 0.624817 IPC protocols 0.415472 IPC training 0.482221 Ebola virus transmission 0.577667 district-level IPC support 0.366535 IPC training activities 0.358311 Leone Ebola Response 0.433167 Ebola care facilities 0.599568 standardized IPC protocols 0.37986 Ebola isolation areas 0.454208 ebola response 0.685917 Ebola Response Team 0.568565 Ebola screening procedures 0.444107 limited Ebola treatment 0.456066 free-standing Ebola treatment 0.455205 international Ebola response 0.433689 IPC systems 0.36423 Ebola IPC coordination 0.631596 Ebola IPC response 0.719644 Ebola infection prevention 0.591179 Ebola isolation 0.460691 Ebola care facility 0.559715 large-scale Ebola treatment 0.413309 CDC Ebola Response 0.51437	Ebola isolation wards 0.430563 suspected Ebola passengers 0.434722 IPC resources 0.388586 Ebola patients 0.548123 Ebola treatment capacity 0.557291 Ebola 0.910899 Ebola virus disease 0.486357 Health Organization Ebola 0.500075 Ebola diagnostic laboratories 0.414285 Sierra Leone 0.388538 Ebola care wards 0.487496 Ebola outbreak response 0.486138 health care workers 0.406519 priority IPC actions 0.450398 IPC standard operating 0.357201 comprehensive Ebola IPC 0.640457 Ebola care bed 0.459942 Ebola patient transportation 0.436205 ongoing Ebola virus 0.446288 districtwide IPC activities 0.361018 IPC activities 0.36912 Ebola care 0.713453 Ebola case burden 0.452137 Ebola patient care 0.449057	CLICK HERE
12309	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Conversations with the Director: Brandi Limbago, PhD	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
13574	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Are You Listening? PSA (:60)	This public service announcement encourages women to learn the symptoms of gynecologic cancer and pay attention to what their bodies are telling them. 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/wcms/videos/low-res/NCCDPHP/2015/ayl_video_english_60_925664.mp4	YouTube 0.824963		CLICK HERE
13753	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Behavior Therapy First for Young Children with ADHD | CDC Features	October is Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) awareness month. Did you know that many children with severe symptoms of ADHD are diagnosed before 6 years of age? Young children with ADHD need the right treatment for ADHD. Learn about using parent behavior therapy first to help young children with ADHD.	peer relationships 0.366992 right time 0.3581 ADHD medications 0.576616 negative impact 0.365699 effective treatment 0.359827 loss 0.321507 common enduring conditions 0.434998 behavioral techniques 0.361199 young children 0.754043 blood pressure 0.363103 effective treatments 0.3587 medication treatment 0.372695 problem behaviors 0.363146 long-term effects 0.35889 national surveys 0.357736 preschool teachers 0.362378 ADHD act 0.533589 parent training 0.487782 preschoolers 0.329382 older children 0.425633 ADHD’s webpage 0.514762 parents 0.376527 problems 0.324331 ADHD 0.940871 evidence-based information 0.361226	behavior therapy 0.384649 behavioral therapy 0.400425 partner agencies 0.358031 ADHD treatment 0.525571 young child 0.361102 daycare providers 0.363929 best treatment 0.367 severe symptoms 0.438772 therapy notice improvements 0.418358 CDC funds 0.36922 positive attention 0.364536 behavior 0.572608 Healthcare Research 0.361287 right care 0.358143 National Resource Center 0.49556 higher risk 0.366816 heart rate 0.361038 therapy 0.554077 self-image 0.314856 right treatment 0.372723 families 0.345433 therapy training programs 0.414737 parenting skills 0.360776 trouble sleeping 0.361226	CLICK HERE
14447	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Skin Cancer - Are There Benefits to Spending Time Outdoors?	Spending time outdoors can improve overall health and wellness. Spending more time in the sun will not continue to increase vitamin D levels, but will increase your skin cancer risk.	skin cancer risk 0.954987 known level 0.518368 benefits 0.423764 foods 0.421553 added vitamin 0.700081 United States 0.528828 production 0.423013 mental health 0.534317 SPF 0.432795 skin cancers 0.538654 Ultraviolet 0.426461 skin tone 0.534994 Time outdoors 0.568449 physical activity— 0.522611 juices 0.424416 egg yolks 0.522668 CDC data 0.530604 sun protection factor 0.647687 low levels 0.527343 wellness 0.423158 dietary supplements 0.516959 artificial sources 0.526701	types 0.421582 weather conditions 0.527375 overall health 0.541527 Food sources 0.517491 protective clothing 0.533024 stress reduction 0.532975 shade 0.424915 cereals 0.425189 vitamin D— 0.691027 people 0.446884 opportunities 0.42684 Additional resources 0.612137 vitamin D levels 0.743945 vitamin D. 0.711111 broad spectrum sunscreen 0.653946 person 0.447004 fish 0.421568 sun exposure 0.561779 UV exposure 0.835996 eye disease 0.530204 rays 0.426427 dairy products 0.520959	CLICK HERE
15577	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Flu Talk - Get the Facts | Seasonal Influenza (Flu) | CDC	Flu Talk - Get the Facts: CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	little discomfort 0.441915 good safety track 0.481544 smaller needle 0.438239 lung disease 0.441281 highest safety standards 0.480063 flu vaccines 0.675017 pregnant women 0.4933 Disease Control 0.444201 best protection 0.437708 young children 0.492726 season 0.450075 mild side effects 0.442232 yearly flu vaccine 0.708085 minor side effects 0.436064 U.S. Food 0.445917 flu-like illness 0.477865 stuffy nose 0.446417 experience serious complications 0.44033 upcoming season 0.439208 chronic medical conditions 0.483435 flu illness 0.607766 healthy people 0.447914 annual vaccination 0.44028 medical conditions 0.492623 influenza virus 0.441108	older people 0.481063 influenza 0.442893 non-flu virus 0.440566 Drug Administration 0.445901 flu vaccine 0.920041 nasal spray flu 0.70257 protection 0.439048 flu virus 0.595291 flu-related complications 0.449003 heart disease 0.485533 sore throat 0.445712 intradermal shot 0.442971 spray flu vaccine 0.735282 Yes. Flu vaccines 0.661117 sore arm 0.445245 flu viruses 0.673242 people 0.535536 flu 0.926343 non-pregnant people ages 0.473161 great choice 0.438508 flu shot 0.675099 non-flu viruses 0.447283 regular flu shot 0.614845 severe illness 0.444628	CLICK HERE
16313	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Birthweight and Gestation	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
16497	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	endorsement 0.440843 virus disease outbreak 0.593747 spina bifida 0.496145 health care provider 0.576498 HTML versions 0.482011 Human Services 0.55308 nationwide effort 0.491268 focus 0.417569 neural tube defects 0.620509 U.S. Department 0.549622 awareness 0.431068 cytomegalovirus 0.424786 toxoplasmosis 0.420308 electronic PDF version 0.558525 fortified foods 0.490641 infections 0.479601 talk 0.415972 animals 0.415761 Additional information 0.583222 MMWR articles 0.486 pregnancy 0.451697 diseases 0.415746 commercial sources 0.488372 National Folic Acid 0.62383 chances 0.418534	listeriosis 0.422097 women 0.467803 infection 0.436956 original MMWR paper 0.561151 congenital syphilis 0.500258 MMWR readers 0.488787 character translation 0.483556 Zika 0.446019 theme 0.417384 folic acid 0.798148 good hygiene 0.492555 format errors 0.483869 HTML version 0.480983 final proofs 0.485574 trade names 0.488438 official text 0.486778 birth defects 0.902438 Birth Defects Prevention 0.668354 healthy baby 0.49277 following steps 0.490628 U.S. babies 0.496757 non-CDC sites 0.486107 Baby’s Protection 0.503529 risk 0.449252	CLICK HERE