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4411	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions A-Z Index - 0	CDC Diseases and Conditions A-Z Index	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
6538	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Keeping the U.S. Polio	CDC Works For You 24/7 Protecting People - CDC Ramps up Support for Final Push in Global Polio Eradication Effort - On Wednesday, December 14, 2011, CDC Director Thomas R. Frieden, M.D., M.P.H., charged the entire CDC community to become active participants in an intensified strategy to eradicate polio, worldwide. The briefing followed Dr. Frieden’s December 2nd announcement activating CDC’s Emergency Operations Center for the agency’s partnership engagement through the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI).	polio vaccine 0.601114 United States 0.334303 Viral Diseases 0.220937 Polio control 0.552989 surveillance efforts 0.24485 polio vaccination 0.785664 worldwide eradication 0.261025 important priority 0.220987 Team Lead 0.222589 global eradication 0.233202 Sabin vaccination programs 0.502999 Epidemiology Branch 0.22387 historically high rate 0.33691 Dr. Greg Wallace 0.323986	remaining areas 0.216605 disease surveillance 0.241453 unvaccinated U.S. resident 0.319143 National Center 0.219006 Landmark vaccination 0.375994 CDC epidemiologists 0.285437 polio cases 0.587519 greatest risk 0.227209 continued polio vaccination 0.748625 polio 0.934327 polio transmission 0.53974 national mass Salk 0.368992 Respiratory Diseases 0.220732 Unprotected Story 0.223748	CLICK HERE
7188	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Prevention Council Action Plan: Implementing the National Prevention Strategy | CDC Features	Read the National Prevention Council Action Plan to learn about the three commitments the National Prevention Council has made to accelerate prevention, and 200+ actions Council departments are undertaking to implement the National Prevention Strategy.	specific prevention 0.249015 federal level 0.239922 productive lives 0.230336 Council Action Plan 0.662775 Dr. Regina Benjamin 0.261386 private partners 0.23304 federal departments 0.264031 health disparities 0.240161 federal government 0.236245 landmark National Prevention 0.292858 evidence-based recommendations 0.230176 local governments 0.234708 Prevention Council commitments 0.290294 goal 0.229811 federal implementation 0.235865 U.S. Surgeon General 0.268653 Americans 0.241547 Human Services Secretary 0.257804 Affordable Care Act 0.268965 chronic disease 0.233086 prevention-oriented society 0.232328 major illness 0.231521 Priorities 0.239589 National Prevention 0.97862 unique department actions 0.266983	Strategic Directions 0.331209 National Prevention Strategy 0.830376 wellness efforts 0.237455 General Regina Benjamin 0.332148 comprehensive federal approach 0.259131 wellness 0.251669 preventable death 0.233535 federal agencies 0.2344 Surgeon General Regina 0.332426 health care systems 0.266667 better health 0.236087 nonprofit organizations 0.235545 chronic diseases 0.230235 council’s commitment 0.237359 health 0.285969 wellness actions 0.239554 comprehensive plan 0.23888 health promotion practices 0.27469 Kathleen Sebelius 0.231458 ongoing leadership 0.230911 multiple sectors 0.263462 National Prevention Council 0.936478 effective implementation 0.232133 Prevention Council Action 0.628856	CLICK HERE
8781	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assessment of Risk for Exposure to Bats in Sleeping QuartersBefore and During Remediation - Kentucky, 2012	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.	Ñ?ЛП Bats 0.454253 risk assessment 0.466276 Elizabeth S. Russell 0.405995 bat exposure 0.901545 sleeping quarters 0.679497 bat 0.955268 large bat populations 0.625114 direct contact 0.470449 bat colony size 0.515729 pest control 0.383468 female sleeping quarters 0.504238 volunteer facility 0.413081 multiple potential bat 0.594206 bat sightings 0.556808 potential mass bat 0.715515 persons 0.600363 Juvenile bats 0.404915 high risk 0.72877 bat bites 0.540744 low risk 0.404193 United States 0.392019 potential bat 0.634726 human rabies 0.567388 human contact 0.401928 rabid bat 0.462608	bats 0.888404 potential bat exposure 0.57038 local health department 0.408217 big brown bats 0.608626 human rabies fatality 0.446553 moderate risk 0.681534 bat exclusion efforts 0.574509 human rabies cases 0.502005 public health 0.463266 member sleeping quarters 0.398482 indoor bat sightings 0.508994 future bat sightings 0.517076 staff members 0.581614 rabies 0.595085 appropriate bat exclusion 0.510873 entry points 0.401444 bat bite 0.472012 domestic human rabies 0.408739 male sleeping quarters 0.464685 PEP 0.395458 bat infestation 0.576574 bat colony 0.558054 mass bat contacts 0.58435 facility 0.445544	CLICK HERE
11431	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Characteristics of the Built Environment in Relation to Objectively Measured Physical Activity Among Mexican Adults, 2011 - CDC	The built environment correlates of physical activity are documented in high-income countries but have yet to be studied among Mexican adults. Our objectives were to assess the associations between characteristics of the built environment and physical activity among adults in Cuernavaca, Mexico, and to examine potential moderation by perceived park and neighborhood safety.	self-reported physical activity 0.557004 public bus routes 0.566655 walkability index 0.599203 study 0.55783 high-income countries 0.729506 weekly physical activity 0.558094 residential density 0.630778 home visit 0.569273 environment correlates 0.553631 geographic information systems 0.561673 association 0.554716 park safety 0.589305 high crime rates 0.557622 physical activity domains 0.554106 transit routes 0.557601 parks 0.587714 number 0.565041 public health implications 0.552764 500-m buffer 0.740484 buffer area/total buffer 0.594059 moderate-to-vigorous physical activity 0.590458 Mexican National Institute 0.554989 total MVPA 0.800242 US-based walkability index 0.561286	10-minute bouts 0.558559 bouts 0.61303 public health 0.572592 corresponding 500-m buffer 0.569901 National Institute 0.56432 neighborhood safety 0.558497 low-to-middle income countries 0.604932 safety perception 0.587657 Cuernavaca 0.565712 Mexican adults 0.562581 physical activity outcome 0.558799 International Physical Activity 0.563087 net residential density 0.621922 1-km buffer 0.647318 physical activity 0.971529 land-use mix 0.625224 park safety perception 0.557511 commercial land 0.55918 environment 0.598284 leisure-time physical activity 0.555325 Mexico 0.563191 linear regression models 0.578967 linear trend 0.562041	CLICK HERE
12302	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Administrative Data Linkage toEvaluate a Quality Improvement Program in Acute Stroke Care,Georgia, 2006-2009 - CDC	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.	hospitals 0.580762 Georgia Coverdell Acute 0.558376 ischemic stroke patients 0.751258 acute stroke care 0.538418 possible acute stroke 0.507953 state-based stroke registry 0.509633 fine-grained record integration 0.496481 quality improvement 0.656036 Georgia Hospital Association 0.522152 chronic disease control 0.488488 mortality data share 0.507075 Stroke advocates 0.486999 mortality data 0.623041 disease control initiatives 0.48827 Georgia hospital discharge 0.532482 Health Stroke Scale 0.499063 ICD-9 codes 0.528081 nationwide stroke registry 0.502955 stroke admission date 0.512037 chronic disease 0.512085 stroke symptom onset 0.504495 female stroke patients 0.53043 National Acute Stroke 0.525459 Georgia Department 0.504339 data linkage 0.501884	stroke patient care 0.547981 stroke registry program 0.519124 acute stroke 0.646252 Acute Stroke Registry 0.624093 stroke disability 0.487455 vital records mortality 0.514268 stroke care 0.556034 proportional hazard 0.499587 disease severity 0.48803 Georgia mortality data 0.523085 public health 0.52126 acute stroke patients 0.573658 hospital discharge data 0.868383 community-level chronic disease 0.489223 records mortality data 0.541071 proportional hazard model 0.498868 Coverdell Acute Stroke 0.607298 death data 0.637007 Cox proportional hazard 0.496791 stroke admission 0.556018 Stroke Registry hospitals 0.552843 Georgia Discharge Data 0.509795 acute ischemic stroke 0.956697 hazard ratio 0.602494	CLICK HERE
12322	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Opioid Prescription Claims Among Women of Reproductive Age -United States, 2008-2012	Elizabeth C. Ailes, PhD1, April L. Dawson, MPH1, Jennifer N.	opioid prescription rates 0.54536 opioid dispensing 0.450821 opioid prescription claims 0.907118 opioid prescribing practices 0.478325 earlier time periods 0.352967 white reproductive-aged women 0.31896 commonly prescribed opioids 0.329992 pregnant women 0.41454 opioid-containing medications 0.395039 outpatient prescription 0.333155 Meghan T. Frey 0.294966 Medicaid data 0.45396 Medicaid-enrolled women 0.815493 reproductive-aged women 0.694377 private insurance 0.48412 claims data 0.312684 prescription opioid claims 0.557263 opioid prescribing patterns 0.480802 privately insured claims 0.45994 outpatient pharmacies 0.348121 Medicaid sample 0.300276 women 0.895543 certain opioid medications 0.47619 Medicaid recipients 0.311189	safer alternative treatments 0.367258 United States 0.297809 specific opioid medication 0.507141 prescription medication claims 0.370604 opioid prescription 0.914926 privately insured women 0.761407 outpatient pharmacy 0.625868 frequently prescribed opioids 0.339882 prenatal opioid exposure 0.473108 Suzanne M. Gilboa 0.295148 prescription drug coverage 0.357593 privately insured populations 0.35237 Medicaid-enrolled reproductive-aged women 0.344337 health care 0.511434 opioid prescriptions 0.784467 Elizabeth C. Ailes 0.295061 MarketScan Commercial Claims 0.46755 Truven Health 0.342037 opioid exposure 0.579334 health care coverage 0.500363 prescription drug claims 0.374571 birth defects 0.367424 pure opioid antagonists 0.51022 opioid medication 0.560097	CLICK HERE
12990	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Process Evaluation of a Regional Public Health Model to Reduce Chronic Disease Through Policy and Systems Changes, Washington State, 2010"2014 - CDC	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.	equitable public health 0.584959 regional models 0.642518 Wood Johnson Foundation 0.593827 chronic disease risk 0.680352 WA DOH leadership 0.590607 local health jurisdictions 0.602844 public health systems 0.661047 new public health 0.587272 public health services 0.652058 regional partners 0.709037 public health models 0.646135 Washington State Department 0.586612 regional emergency preparedness 0.583894 regional partnerships 0.601429 Public Health Accreditation 0.606657 emergency preparedness 0.645968 Washington State 0.667996 chronic disease 0.760627 public health agencies 0.58803 chronic disease prevention 0.609735 CTG implementation 0.624858 regions 0.604416 Community Transformation Grant 0.592206 jurisdictional public health 0.586062 essential public health 0.584957	Robert Wood Johnson 0.594444 regional public health 0.788345 direct technical assistance 0.595128 technical assistance 0.629046 regional model 0.624412 public health work 0.68706 public health delivery 0.592714 public health 0.990789 WA DOH 0.873932 regional efforts 0.593533 participants 0.603633 policy 0.595624 regional collaboration 0.580698 CTG funding application 0.583323 CTG funding 0.599252 WA DOH staff 0.599672 systems changes 0.757357 Public health experts 0.592749 local public health 0.684225 regional work 0.619865 process evaluation 0.594948 Health Accreditation Board 0.590789 CTG 0.647553 regional leads 0.590524	CLICK HERE
13260	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influenza Round Table: Take 3 - 2010 (2:20)	Dr. Joe Bresee describes how to keep from getting the flu and spreading it to others by taking these three steps. - CDC-TV	National Center 0.520824 influenza 0.356623 Dr. Joe Bresee 0.760341 Immunization 0.358733 takeoff 0.37006 bromide 0.37454 Expert 0.341024 life 0.342945 morning 0.346495 feedback 0.343516 preparedness topics 0.800494	variety 0.383771 children 0.381835 safety 0.383527 Respiratory Diseases 0.532328 different audiences 0.780583 public health professionals 0.957772 CDC-TV videos 0.667786 comment 0.345964 theme 0.342003 old doctor 0.5367 Release Date 0.530969	CLICK HERE
15839	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pregnant Women Living Near the US-Mexico Border	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	Pregnant Women 0.623518	SSI file 0.577118	CLICK HERE