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6193	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The ethical basis for promoting nutritional health in public schools in the United States.	null	school meal food 0.575367 school food regulation 0.566855 compulsory school law 0.555212 competitive foods 0.73298 current school environments 0.553172 dietary guidelines 0.545616 nutritional health promotion 0.535529 healthy school foods 0.606984 school programs 0.552944 School Health Policies 0.560039 School Lunch Program 0.658035 healthful school meal 0.543363 Tufts University School 0.531666 school nutrition interventions 0.560504 school 0.921988 children 0.763853 school procedures 0.523109 better school attendance 0.551025 school food environment 0.606876 school food offerings 0.565861 elementary school children 0.575662 nutritional quality 0.634044 school breakfast programs 0.736998 School Breakfast Program. 0.527757	healthy dietary behaviors 0.541888 Public Health 0.558808 middle school students 0.558784 public schools 0.524573 nutrition standards 0.5607 new school policies 0.546668 school fund-raising technique 0.531247 sound school meals 0.541975 poor nutritional quality 0.616881 school food service 0.57879 health 0.608981 School Breakfast Program 0.538201 school food quality 0.580073 nutritional health 0.602747 school food 0.750455 reimbursable National School 0.552791 high school students 0.559904 schools 0.567617 school meets bioethics 0.536681 snack foods 0.56085 school nutrition standards 0.550561 National School Lunch 0.850648 academic performance 0.61589	CLICK HERE
8117	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013:12_0180	Volumen 10 — el 21 de febrero de 2013.	Primary Care Settings 0.57576 Stopka C 0.421932 chronic care model 0.963292 Systematic Review 0.767128 Stellefson M 0.429066 Dipnarine K 0.424766 siguientes términos 0.647432 Christine Stopka 0.436089	afiliación académica 0.42849 Health Source 0.42319 revisión sistemática cochrane 0.526655 Krishna Dipnarine 0.437411 enfoques ccm 0.526224 Diabetes Management 0.522336 Chronic Dis 0.453372	CLICK HERE
8379	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Three Cases of Congenital Rubella Syndrome in thePostelimination Era - Maryland, Alabama, and Illinois, 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.	rubella-containing vaccine 0.543499 rubella RNA 0.623171 rubella control 0.55029 infant 0.514469 rubella virus 0.742058 CRS cases 0.511434 CRS elimination goal 0.529817 varicella-like rash 0.476159 rubella vaccination programs 0.620102 rubella IgM antibody 0.586007 mother 0.49045 rubella component 0.549979 rubella 0.889775 endemic rubella virus 0.624567 patent ductus arteriosus 0.498895 rubella infection 0.545365 CRS patient 0.516872 rubella virus genotype 0.611857 prenatal care 0.474009 rubella IgM test 0.652053 late 20s 0.476951 throat swab 0.54333 positive rubella IgM 0.658197 congenital rubella syndrome 0.63606 regional rubella 0.550082	congenital heart defects 0.503649 rubella IgG 0.59503 United States 0.966692 CRS 0.699185 rubella virus infections 0.622628 CRS diagnosis 0.539939 health-care providers 0.483119 Albert E. Barskey 0.474503 appropriate specimens 0.497523 rubella IgM 0.78419 rubella vaccine 0.587215 CRS elimination 0.583811 rubella vaccination status 0.589584 rubella testing 0.561133 public health concern 0.49767 rubella cases 0.553373 intrauterine growth retardation 0.479306 public health 0.611379 rubella antibody 0.56418 birth defects 0.489273 CRS control 0.503484 rubella IgG result 0.584234 routine vaccination schedule 0.545111 major rubella epidemic 0.605861	CLICK HERE
8636	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - Plantings, Robert Knight Allen	Plantings, That's the way one storyteller described his job of burying those who had died from the flu. There was a shortage of coffins and the dead had to be put in the ground as soon as possible to prevent the spread of infection. No eulogies. No choirs singing. No services. The lack of ceremony for the dead in 1918 left a lasting impression on the survivors for years to come.	pandemic flu 0.598346 list Skip 0.786435 Elizabeth Sherlock 0.600436 page options Skip 0.919836 father 0.423004 Mark 0.345169 navigation Skip 0.790936 Utah 0.397352 Robert Knight Allen 0.797136	summer porch 0.579647 horse–drawn hearse 0.556475 Storyteller 0.367284 Joseph 0.345024 Provo 0.364706 Eugene 0.35342 cemetery 0.347303 fresh air 0.545577 Allen brothers 0.53776	CLICK HERE
9247	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0053	Volumen 10 — el 15 de agosto de 2013.	bajos ingresos 0.645514 mayores aumentos 0.656238 agrícolas durante16 semanas 0.756632	Estados Unidos 0.5924 insuficientes recursos 0.956129	CLICK HERE
10907	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Indoor Tanning Is Not Safe | Skin Cancer	Indoor tanning can cause skin cancers including melanoma (the deadliest type of skin cancer), basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma.	skin cancer 0.602507 UV rays 0.519891 Causes premature skin 0.474205 skin cancer prevention 0.478945 Indoor tanning exposes 0.633166 10-year national objectives 0.456335 skin cancers 0.448627 U.S. Department 0.437956 Youth Risk Behavior 0.464271 base tan 0.448829 newer tanning beds 0.578081 indoor tanning devices 0.702604 World Health Organization 0.472103 melanoma 0.543387 Health Interview Survey 0.460535 Americans indoor tan 0.498752 UV radiation 0.447598 colleagues 0.442448 indoor tanning laws 0.587499 International Agency 0.438011 basal cell carcinoma 0.533483 Tanning Restrictions 0.538301 deadliest type 0.438284 United States 0.516048 high levels 0.435885	melanoma diagnosis 0.489212 age spots 0.436792 human carcinogen 0.438925 safest way 0.435605 ocular melanoma 0.481386 indoor tanning increases 0.608178 Healthy People 0.454261 indoor tanning facilities 0.619722 younger users 0.44248 Melanoma’s Melanoma 0.500043 higher risk 0.44179 Human Services. 0.437939 indoor tanners 0.481825 potentially blinding eye 0.465283 signed risk acknowledgement 0.462443 high school students 0.460233 white high school 0.459268 indoor tanning 0.969463 skin texture 0.444855 Indoor tanning also— 0.630549 UV exposure 0.546574 risk 0.466305 high school girls 0.514352 early adulthood 0.438214	CLICK HERE
12391	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Were You Recently in the American Tropics? (300W x 170H)	null			CLICK HERE
12501	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	February 2014 ACIP Meeting -- Welcome & Introductions	Opening remarks for February 2014 The U.S. Advisory Committee of Immunization Practices meeting introduced by Dr. Larry Pickering and Dr. Jon Temte. 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=c30a61cdac4654cf816f40087898ba2e20140410082018581	ACIP Meeting 0.938763 Welcome 0.448748	Introductions 0.690188	CLICK HERE
12632	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Director's Briefing: Healthcare-Associated Infections	CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden talks about the one million patients who will get an infection each year in the course of receiving medical care. These infections not only cause preventable illness and death, but they also cost the healthcare system billions of dollars. The good news is that by utilizing CDC prevention guidelines, healthcare facilities can protect patients and save lives. Today, nearly all hospital and dialysis centers in the county are using CDC's National Healthcare Safety Network to better track and prevent healthcare-associated infections. 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=d5c251fd71278fae32eac99872060a7020130208092959485	Director 0.671892	Healthcare-Associated Infections 0.923893	CLICK HERE
12987	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Unemployment and Depression Among Emerging Adults in 12 States, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2010 - 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.	high rates 0.484805 health insurance 0.762057 mental health 0.659757 unemployment warrants 0.479468 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.549886 depressive symptoms 0.519557 health insurance status 0.617818 substantial public health 0.470992 Disease Control 0.474028 adults experience depression 0.535414 clinically significant depression 0.530905 final model 0.481854 odds 0.475752 state health departments 0.504372 smoking status 0.480864 mental health problems 0.484436 assesses health risk 0.473878 body mass index 0.507751 depressive symptom 0.476087 health problems 0.489774 depression contributes 0.494684 unemployment 0.743052 potentially confounding variables 0.701735 high unemployment rate 0.518351 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.549984	reference category 0.486003 sociodemographic variables 0.643321 adults 0.72723 Soc Sci Med 0.48633 recurrent depressive episodes 0.505027 unemployment status 0.504135 physical health problems 0.476845 depression focus 0.509721 high school degree 0.798683 disability status 0.562297 marital status 0.490322 public health concern 0.47744 relationship 0.505319 public health 0.520638 Patient Health Questionnaire-8 0.477332 unemployed emerging adults 0.713693 unemployed status 0.478344 employment status 0.512299 unemployment contributes 0.476954 public health problem 0.511463 older adults 0.471599 logistic regression models 0.609953 depression 0.925086 unemployed adults 0.502505	CLICK HERE