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4448	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Q & A: Preventing the Flu	The single best way to prevent the flu is for individuals to get a vaccination, especially people at high risk for serious complications from the flu - 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
7453	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Indoor Air Quality - Landing Page	Indoor Air Quality	colorless gas 0.348757 gas ranges 0.315477 hot gases 0.299744 indoor air quality 0.979193 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 0.555308 pyroclastic flows 0.367386 indoor air-related health 0.440102 Gulf Coast residents 0.466444 respiratory irritants 0.346465 sudden illness 0.322456 nasal stuffiness 0.317913 Hurricanes Katrina 0.312681 Poor indoor air 0.477316 fast-moving flows 0.354051 eye irritation 0.378067	combustion fumes 0.337407 moldy environments 0.31507 hot water 0.283345 skin irritation 0.377615 nasal mucus 0.358607 dry eyes 0.283606 lung diseases 0.296012 temporary housing units 0.474408 volcanic eruption 0.296608 FEMA-provided Travel Trailers 0.496941 heating systems 0.310123 Air Quality Information 0.452936 toxic gases 0.300748 Federal Emergency Management 0.473837 throat irritation 0.38452	CLICK HERE
10727	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Lessons Learned in Community Research Through The Native Proverbs 31 Health Project - CDC	American Indian women have high rates of cardiovascular disease largely because of their high prevalence of hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. This population has high rates of cardiovascular disease-related behaviors, including physical inactivity, harmful tobacco use, and a diet that promotes heart disease. Culturally appropriate interventions are needed to establish health behavior change to reduce cardiovascular disease risk.	North Carolina 0.751993 health education 0.631093 American Indian population 0.571207 high rates 0.573735 delayed intervention sites 0.542429 American Interfaith Ministries 0.557472 Background American Indian 0.538957 intervention sites 0.596671 program 0.597398 disease-related health behaviors 0.5334 Wake Forest 0.588187 research team 0.54707 Minority Health 0.534913 primary intervention sites 0.585258 study team 0.704336 cardiovascular disease-related health 0.604518 lay health educators 0.740354 Health Disparities 0.541312 cardiovascular disease risk 0.767651 body mass index 0.597267 disease risk factors 0.655023 American Indian women 0.939381 health educators 0.755941 Lumbee Indian churches 0.562869 American Indians 0.667224	community health 0.539746 American Indian communities 0.533547 Lumbee Indian tribe 0.546494 church-based cardiovascular disease 0.536499 intervention 0.698859 Native American Interfaith 0.556959 Forest Health Sciences 0.587109 Wake Forest School 0.580558 key church leaders 0.557803 Lumbee culture 0.551399 cardiovascular disease burden 0.53775 cardiovascular disease intervention 0.60746 heart disease 0.564043 focus groups 0.565284 primary intervention churches 0.638136 American Public Health 0.544975 cardiovascular disease 0.905701 Health Sciences Institutional 0.580463 health promotion programs 0.550752 Wake Forest Health 0.583003 disease-related health education 0.536573 community partners 0.588479 health 0.766931 health education program 0.556331	CLICK HERE
12045	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Parainfluenza Viruses | Clinical Overview of HPIVs | CDC	Human parainfluenza viruses (HPIVs) belong to the Paramyxoviridae family. There are four types (1 through 4) and two subtypes (4a and 4b) of HPIVs.	healthcare providers 0.289372 HPIVs 0.30191 severe respiratory tract 0.609115 cold-like symptoms 0.48553 infected person breathes 0.481182 hospital settings 0.291528 United States 0.318066 Paramyxoviridae family 0.357934 Page 0.2147 respiratory tract illnesses 0.948539 epidemiological features 0.337934 specific antiviral treatment 0.446791 contact precautions 0.298113 croup 0.240583 mild upper respiratory 0.566336 airborne spread 0.298018 direct contact 0.292615 incubation period 0.317801 upper respiratory tract 0.928195 immune systems 0.300559 protective gowns 0.290972 young children 0.314491 airborne droplets 0.331767	environmental conditions 0.294761 lower respiratory tract 0.610619 Infectious Agents 0.303781 higher risk 0.294548 respiratory tract illness 0.954598 HPIV infection 0.814269 bronchitis 0.200592 HPIV illnesses 0.320208 HPIV Seasons 0.308788 Healthcare Settings 0.284638 Isolation Precautions 0.300041 people 0.318244 Older adults 0.295398 bronchiolitis 0.221036 infectious droplets 0.342181 severe infections 0.319436 Human parainfluenza viruses 0.533063 enveloped RNA viruses 0.553146 HPIV illness 0.345291 respiratory tract 0.983174 HPIV type 0.357082 multiple HPIV infections 0.514898	CLICK HERE
12522	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	San Antonio, Texas -- Obesity Prevention	Learn how San Antonio is tackling obesity through healthy eating, physical activity and environmental change. 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/CommunitiesPuttingPreventiontoWork/communities/profiles/obesity-tx_sanantonio.htm	San Antonio 0.871792 Texas 0.523502	Obesity Prevention 0.981368	CLICK HERE
13300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Lisa: Be Your Own Health Advocate	Lisa, age 40, talks about her decision to get genetic counseling and testing to find out if she had a BRCA gene mutation, and how the experience empowered her to understand her options and be her own best health advocate. 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/cancer/videos/breast/BringYourBrave/Lisa/BeYourOwnAdvocate/BeYourOwnAdvocate_lowRes.mp4	Health Advocate 0.942701	YouTube 0.796621	CLICK HERE
13771	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Evaluating Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change Interventions: Lessons Learned From CDC’s Prevention Research Centers	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.	North Carolina 0.540781 particular PSE changes 0.35802 public health practitioners 0.443507 evaluation stakeholders 0.442636 broader public health 0.369817 Prev Chronic Dis 0.35002 program 0.358772 public health resources 0.34986 PSE-change initiatives 0.490656 evaluation 0.527022 external evaluator PRCs 0.401344 public health departments 0.49154 PRCs produced evaluation 0.441259 Prev Med 0.367401 PSE initiatives 0.368273 PSE evaluation 0.355024 community-driven PSE changes 0.365414 public health department 0.403163 PSE change 0.448308 Community Health Assessment 0.386139 health advisory commissions 0.402162 Health Educ Behav 0.410182 PSE intervention strategies 0.364946 organizational-level PSE changes 0.357434 evaluation design 0.352374	community 0.419744 PSE changes 0.575611 study PRCs 0.380818 PSE interventions 0.470419 community health 0.396896 PRCs 0.61798 successful PSE changes 0.354262 prevention research 0.421477 Prevention Research Center 0.395496 evaluation findings 0.393128 local health department 0.376005 PRCs used evaluation 0.471079 PRCs used surveys 0.425367 local health advisory 0.367785 North Carolina Division 0.351445 public health 0.958675 PRCs offers 0.366636 Prevention Research Centers 0.374089 local public health 0.3627 physical activity 0.786401 CDC framework 0.407092 internal evaluator PRCs 0.406668 et al 0.379136 PSE initiative 0.347139	CLICK HERE
14400	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Falls Among Persons Aged ?65 Years With and Without SevereVision Impairment - United States, 2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	persons 0.205185 older adults 0.29838	severe vision impairment 0.934315	CLICK HERE
15245	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Putting the Brakes on Diabetes Complications | CDC Features	Encouraging news: People with diabetes are living longer, healthier lives with fewer complications. What’s the driving force? Greater awareness and better control of risk factors are moving the needle.	Diabetic retinopathy 0.56041 eye problems 0.562023 people’s lives 0.579487 long way 0.565681 health care team 0.667675 healthy eating plan 0.595825 Diabetes Online Community 0.721197 Diabetes Educators 0.674474 major diabetes complications 0.788831 risk factors 0.624082 better control 0.566584 Greater awareness 0.567055 blood vessels 0.669925 fewer complications 0.612728 major complications 0.610358 High blood sugar 0.62447 diabetes-related health problems 0.621144 pregnancy-induced high blood 0.619682 diabetes-related health conditions 0.619754 common diabetes complications 0.784053 weight loss lowers 0.600251 Gestational diabetes 0.685221 nerve disease 0.569633 chronic kidney disease 0.63176	turn worsens eye 0.614319 heart attack 0.570586 kidney failure 0.611235 leading causes 0.565216 diabetes support group 0.720209 Diabetes-related damage 0.57469 heart disease 0.822473 nerve damage 0.661842 higher risk 0.571496 gum disease 0.613858 regular A1C test 0.60065 kidney transplant 0.571952 greatest declines 0.564396 diabetes complications 0.871759 people 0.65014 primary care doctor 0.603284 younger age 0.560888 average blood sugar 0.615046 high blood pressure 0.710583 kidney diseases 0.577464 American Diabetes Association 0.721099 risk 0.624481 vision loss 0.604677 blood sugar 0.766714	CLICK HERE
15506	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vector Surveillance and Control	Mosquito Control	United States 0.495118 potential range 0.497817 overall reduction 0.484743 resources 0.216017 insecticide resistance 0.949086 best way 0.494535 insecticide product 0.655708	local government departments 0.932025 adult mosquitoes 0.828976 Aedes albopictus 0.694467 neighbors 0.204843 Aedes aegypti 0.684168 information 0.216205 insecticides 0.207863	CLICK HERE