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1062	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assessment of Blood Lead Levels Among Children Aged ?5 Years— Zamfara State, Nigeria, June–July 2012	Muhammed Bashir, MD1, Nasir Umar-Tsafe, MSc1, Kabiru Getso, MBBS1, Ibrahim M. Kaita, MSc1, Abdulsalami Nasidi, PhD2; Nasir Sani-Gwarzo MD2; Patrick Nguku, MD3, Lora Davis, DVM3, Mary Jean Brown ScD4 (Author affiliations at end of text).	lead-containing gold ore 0.679606 family compound 0.615677 Public health strategies 0.474305 environmental lead 0.502216 chelation therapy 0.541079 different ore processing 0.581065 ore processing 0.924975 residual ore wastes 0.599459 low technology methods 0.47646 highest GM BLLs 0.489321 ore processing villages 0.622067 mothers 0.477643 toxic lead fumes 0.472489 children 0.753495 Zamfara State 0.777229 environmental lead contamination 0.47825 high-risk villages 0.495832 young children 0.545212 ore processing methods 0.813914 Zamfara State Ministry 0.480027 ore processing activities 0.631337 villages 0.624498 dangerous work practices 0.519235	gold ore 0.685939 ore processing techniques 0.634656 BLLs 0.559123 safer ore processing 0.560187 environmental cleanup 0.498463 fatal lead poisoning 0.480364 environmental lead levels 0.486797 lead poisoning 0.724672 Environ Health Perspect 0.514837 village ore activities 0.544289 non–dust-generating ore processing 0.623244 dry grinding ore 0.55929 Venous blood samples 0.522646 high GM BLLs 0.490853 dangerous ore processing 0.598261 ore processing practices 0.585687 environmental lead exposure 0.478717 childhood lead poisoning 0.483395 hazardous processing sites 0.473441 GM BLL 0.561032 dust-generating ore processing 0.631014 BLLs т‰Ѕ45 ТЕg/dL 0.535293 blood lead levels 0.568791	CLICK HERE
5805	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Toluenediamine - 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
8534	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Supermarket and Grocery Store-Based Interventions to Promote Healthful Food Choices and Eating Practices: A Systematic Review - CDC	Increasingly high rates of obesity have heightened interest among researchers and practitioners in identifying evidence-based interventions to increase access to healthful foods and beverages.	food stores 0.437077 healthful food choices 0.720922 evidence 0.567543 healthful eating practices 0.367116 demand-side interventions 0.414895 public health practitioners 0.355921 clinical screening interventions 0.47561 food store interventions 0.681948 points 0.488842 health outcomes 0.373411 multilevel interventions 0.45301 intervention development 0.35485 food purchasing 0.361638 study design suitability 0.356916 positive intervention effect 0.370789 12-week child-focused intervention 0.366955 healthful eating 0.393951 intervention categories 0.374891 study design 0.742232 successful interventions 0.407775 community-based interventions 0.424455 healthful food purchases 0.366738 health promotion interventions 0.470444 intervention participants 0.376001 intervention 0.837503	healthful dietary choices 0.364319 POP interventions 0.479779 intervention strategy 0.392292 summary score 0.395946 store sales data 0.370344 sales data 0.479771 studies 0.440569 grocery store interventions 0.807642 public health 0.505349 food store intervention 0.417336 effectiveness 0.392457 newer intervention strategies 0.379988 original research articles 0.439384 strategies 0.413144 social cognitive theory 0.573402 process measures 0.363865 Innovative supply-side interventions 0.451839 intervention category 0.433598 nutrition benefit interventions 0.435615 interventions 0.999882 grocery interventions 0.450324 store-based interventions 0.441771 concurrent comparison group 0.392856 evidence-based interventions 0.481443	CLICK HERE
8980	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Michael: "My body screamed for air!"	Michael suffers from COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), which makes it harder for a person to breathe and can cause death. In this video from CDC's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign, Michael talks about how he wishes he had never started smoking, and the damage it caused to his lungs. He describes waking up one morning unable to breathe and having to go to the hospital. He also talks about the pain his condition has brought to his family. 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=0a3559e7fad122e5552632be39ef41f620130605130331890	Smokers 0.926978 CDC 0.912422 Michael 0.722604	air 0.715009 body 0.718264 YouTube 0.860615	CLICK HERE
10842	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MERS-About Symptoms and Complications	CDC Coronavirus: Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. They can infect people and animals. Five different coronaviruses can infect people and make them sick. They usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory illness.	acute respiratory illness 0.925025 higher risk 0.400057 cold-like symptoms 0.398916 underlying medical condition 0.792994 weakened immune systems 0.791049 kidney failure 0.491282 Pre-existing conditions 0.486145 kidney disease 0.434056 mild symptoms 0.422669 people 0.715149	chronic lung 0.41865 MERS-CoV infection 0.471679 symptoms 0.481752 severe case 0.883278 pre-existing medical conditions 0.818592 infected people 0.452587 incubation period 0.43329 severe complications 0.607205 MERS 0.755656	CLICK HERE
11540	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCIRD | DBD Bulletin Fall 2013 | Calendar	Division of Bacterial Diseases Bulletin Fall	CDC 0.630255 National Foundation 0.766218 historical purposes 0.784408 IDSA 0.644829 American Statistical Association 0.89384 Immunization Practices Meetings 0.946667 Joint Statistical Meetings 0.902835 Environmental Laboratory Conference 0.908901 publication 0.637958 SHEA 0.630932 American Society 0.763731 Course 0.625958 Boston 0.64664 historical reasons 0.780447 Epidemic 0.633502 Interscience Conference 0.785797 Seattle 0.625909 DBD All-Hands Meeting 0.947576 114th General Meeting 0.937061 Smart About Antibiotics 0.755804 different file formats 0.868551 Joint Meeting 0.778727 work activities 0.745768 Chemotherapy 0.631397 World Pneumonia 0.767768	Content 0.628251 Disease Clinical Vaccinology 0.933807 page 0.62822 Little Rock 0.758164 Emerging Diseases 0.746086 Intelligence Service Conference 0.920436 Vaccine Research 0.765166 APHL Annual Meeting 0.950229 Advisory Committee 0.777164 Atlanta 0.650273 PPT 0.639713 GA 0.657091 Group B Strep 0.76958 Alison Patti 0.894256 Antimicrobial Agents 0.763945 website 0.62919 DBD OD 0.81844 17th Annual Conference 0.92051 PIDS 0.653009 Advance Media Report 0.857877 International Meeting 0.773705 28–May 0.625711 Action shots 0.749309 World Meningitis 0.780802	CLICK HERE
11924	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Newsroom Resources	Helpful resources for media from CDC	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
14144	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Occupational HIV Transmission Among Male Adult FilmPerformers - Multiple States, 2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	well-documented work-related HIV 0.346799 symptom onset 0.393129 positive hiv 0.367275 Positive HIV Ag/Ab 0.272265 HIV prevention modality 0.26553 HIV infections 0.315319 sexual contact 0.409833 negative HIV NAATs 0.324995 acute HIV infection 0.397201 anal sex 0.328545 nucleic acid amplification 0.265606 combination HIV prevention 0.378959 subsequent HIV test 0.295855 adult film performers 0.643833 acute retroviral syndrome 0.378208 chronic HIV infection 0.341135 negative HIV Ag/Ab 0.313693 film production 0.393265 HIV prevention strategies 0.382324 Positive HIV chemiluminescent 0.264499 recent HIV infection 0.360335 HIV NAAT testing 0.38373 adult film production 0.270544 adult film industry 0.501165	HIV sequences 0.298556 positive HIV results 0.313911 negative NAAT 0.357932 work-related HIV transmission 0.486092 HIV tests 0.280695 receptive anal sex 0.290813 local health department 0.287014 unrecognized chronic HIV 0.274931 HIV NAAT 0.425523 non–work-related sexual contact 0.325279 adult film 0.880065 newly diagnosed HIV 0.287201 HIV transmission 0.518299 public health 0.358417 positive HIV test 0.327703 sexual partners 0.276779 sexual contacts 0.299173 periodic HIV testing 0.289788 HIV 0.936786 HIV test results 0.396891 HIV Ag/Ab chemiluminescent 0.365888 HIV viral load 0.312584 HIV testing 0.434997 production companies 0.490781	CLICK HERE
14245	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Care, Family, and Community Factors Associated withMental, Behavioral, and Developmental Disorders in Early Childhood- United States, 2011-2012 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	sociodemographic factors 0.53375 oppositional defiant disorder 0.547424 parental mental health 0.521855 mental health 0.569052 early childhood health 0.52543 early childhood MBDDs 0.511263 health care provider 0.585581 Child Health Bureau 0.492673 health care factors 0.536081 mental health indicators 0.484415 poor condition 0.491936 children 0.643095 U.S. children 0.557909 optimal child development 0.51334 autism spectrum disorder 0.541165 health care providers 0.49823 parent report 0.522046 medical home 0.719631 paternal mental health 0.485222 illness health care 0.513276 accessible health care 0.513258 poor mental health 0.492332 public health practice 0.496936 early childhood 0.775262 significant health care 0.509072	public health strategies 0.483344 neighborhood 0.512665 Tourette syndrome 0.513176 public health impact 0.483349 quality health care 0.512284 specific factors 0.496639 Children’s Health 0.498274 federal poverty level 0.492885 language problems 0.50724 community factors 0.674855 maternal mental health 0.523227 poorer health outcomes 0.481196 mental health prevalence 0.507594 child care issues 0.494486 developmental disorders 0.501466 health care 0.936772 public health 0.570465 fewer health risk 0.490383 MBDDs 0.543246 attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder 0.482981 child health 0.511344 child care problems 0.62711 preventive medical care 0.510017 adverse health conditions 0.481976	CLICK HERE
14383	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reduced Disparities in Birth Rates Among Teens Aged 15-19Years - United States, 2006-2007 and 2013-2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	teen births 0.266767 white teens 0.326957 birth rate ratio 0.206957	teen birth rate 0.394652 teen pregnancy prevention 0.224473 Hispanic teens 0.26075	CLICK HERE