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1101	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Appendix A: How the Recommendations Were Developed	The recommendations were developed jointly under the auspices of CDC's Division of Reproductive Health (DRH) and the Office of Population Affairs (OPA), in consultation with a wide range of experts and key stakeholders. A multistage process that drew on established procedures for developing clinical guidelines (1,2) was used to develop the recommendations. In April 2010, an Expert Work Group (EWG) comprising family planning clinical providers, program administrators, representatives from relevant federal agencies, and representatives from professional medical organizations was created to advise OPA and CDC on the structure and content of the revised recommendations and to help make the recommendations more feasible and relevant to the needs of the field.	CDC recommendation 0.359324 CDC 0.600205 evidence 0.49649 professional medical associations 0.432406 EWG members 0.778539 preconception services 0.359269 USPSTF assessment 0.375259 recommendations 0.955117 health outcomes 0.477661 Bright Futures guidelines 0.411493 planning service delivery 0.497131 OPA staff members 0.369265 clinical services 0.351855 Service Economic Evaluation 0.385248 technical panels 0.383339 Preventive Services Task 0.476676 USPSTF recommendation statement 0.449188 expert opinion 0.385413 STD treatment guidelines 0.400124 preconception health services 0.630618 available evidence 0.440722 family planning services 0.781605 clinical recommendations 0.474363 net benefit 0.555913 reconcile inconsistent recommendations 0.484771	preventive health services 0.41486 Expert Work Group 0.660881 USPSTF recommendations 0.635196 preconception health recommendations 0.562267 preconception care evaluation 0.37586 U.S. Preventive Services 0.408899 service delivery context 0.372712 various recommendations 0.456807 Family Planning Male 0.355164 preconception health 0.732558 key initial recommendations 0.517002 core recommendations 0.674355 scientific evidence 0.368174 professional medical organizations 0.57284 preventive health care 0.368562 clinical care 0.402717 CDC guidelines 0.398651 Services Task Force 0.464307 contraceptive services 0.363632 related health-care services 0.367467 guidelines tailor recommendations 0.48413 family planning service 0.688894 professional medical recommendations 0.593747 basic infertility services 0.362403	CLICK HERE
1217	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Secondhand Smoke infographic	CDC Vital Signs - Tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of death, disease, and disability in the US. Each year, around 443,000 people die from smoking or exposure to secondhand smoke, and another 8.6 million suffer from a serious illness from smoking.	North Carolina 0.63339 Wyoming 0.441036 comprehensive bans 0.974869 displays 0.446946 worksites 0.629192 Utah 0.441815 Arizona 0.44175 image 0.447299 Montana 0.44188 restrictions 0.536827 Kansas 0.441455 California 0.439079 Delaware 0.440506 Iowa 0.441324 Columbia 0.44031 Illinois 0.441193 Texas 0.43872 restaurants 0.502123 Maryland 0.440441 District 0.440375 Idaho 0.439014 Oregon 0.441946 Vermont 0.440899 United States 0.713464 Maine 0.440833	Oklahoma 0.438785 South Carolina 0.630707 Washington 0.442011 Nebraska 0.44152 West Virginia 0.634172 Colorado 0.441684 Massachusetts 0.440768 Alaska 0.439145 North Dakota 0.635254 Wisconsin 0.441259 Nevada 0.438862 New York 0.659362 Rhode Island 0.655457 South Dakota 0.63474 Hawaii 0.440244 Minnesota 0.44139 color-coded map 0.73221 New Jersey 0.657499 bars 0.50908 Michigan 0.441128 ban smoking 0.883752 New Mexico 0.663295 New Hampshire 0.639167 locations 0.472796	CLICK HERE
7024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Section 917 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act -Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee	null	general public 0.474963 United States Code 0.675645 daily equivalent 0.463667 small business tobacco 0.663498 clauses 0.475369 local government 0.473434 Tobacco Control Act 0.609325 Chairperson. The Secretary 0.509885 regular full-time employ 0.523167 health issues 0.464696 Limitation. The Secretary 0.511491 medical ethics 0.478635 advisory committee 0.913481 Federal Advisory Committee 0.554561 Senior Executive Schedule 0.517649 tobacco growers 0.524246 health care professionals 0.534495 Advisory Committee clerical 0.55601 business tobacco manufacturers 0.591855 relevant specialty 0.472699 business tobacco manufacturing 0.591719 tobacco products 0.833622 nonvoting representatives 0.465611 Tobacco Products Scientific 0.69864 travel time 0.464265	Family Smoking Prevention 0.542768 travel expenses 0.463319 professional backgrounds 0.474531 Secretary 0.53772 18-month period 0.468895 Drug Administration 0.468006 Advisory Committee individuals 0.59474 Federal Government 0.473775 Nonvoting Members 0.484397 threshold level 0.466715 ex officio members 0.536171 nicotine yields 0.537662 Advisory Panels 0.478289 subsection information 0.465983 Products Scientific Advisory 0.656159 sequential basis 0.467774 Administrative Support 0.462573 Government service 0.463711 tobacco manufacturing industry 0.674842 Scientific Advisory Committee 0.669705 regular places 0.463087 interests 0.434402 Members. The Secretary 0.52895 Federal officials 0.465119	CLICK HERE
8430	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Shane's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The story of Shane, a former smoker who had throat cancer and is featured in CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign.	Shane 0.741536 damage 0.469086 cause 0.462752 stomach 0.478054 collarbone 0.498963 body 0.465845 throat cancer 0.940225 life 0.505302 result 0.460953 larynx 0.487807 smoking 0.699326 Smokers® campaign 0.65951 new challenge 0.677584	CDC’s Tips 0.669273 health complications 0.651773 chest 0.46724 surgeries 0.473791 electrolarynx 0.458392 neck 0.464939 quality 0.456631 difficulty 0.470453 1-inch stoma 0.750588 doctors 0.543032 esophagus 0.573179 aid 0.45849 age 0.466233	CLICK HERE
9006	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Cessation Tips Ad	You can quit smoking! This inspiring TV ad features three people who successfully quit smoking after many years. They share their practical tips on how to quit for good in this ad from CDC's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign. 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=e1fed100292e7d4b3d7feb4a7e495c6520120313112648268 To learn more about tobacco control and prevention, go to BeTobaccoFree.gov	Smokers 0.55728 CDC 0.551004	Cessation Tips Ad 0.913662	CLICK HERE
9671	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Dentistry - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	journal articles 0.421464 search results 0.428328 Exposures 0.322471 NIOSH Alert 0.601128 laboratory study 0.417047 nitrous oxide 0.935545 searchable bibliographic database 0.525205 documents 0.320458 Senior Services 0.406593 administration 0.332233 anesthetic gas 0.561926 health publications 0.424354 NIOSH Hazard Control 0.714845 waste anesthetic gas 0.560751 navigation Skip 0.491051 in-depth field evaluations 0.510964 NIOSH Update 0.598734 Pamphlet 0.320678 PDF 0.333439 grant reports 0.418421 Dental Technicians Need 0.500283 systems 0.319566	Health Topics 0.405772 KB 0.349034 Dental Operatories 0.516017 Oxide During Anesthetic 0.540365 National Institute 0.417989 Silicosis 0.357257 effectiveness 0.318735 New Jersey Department 0.49581 list Skip 0.494513 Dental Labs 0.405815 NIOSH 0.791844 occupational safety 0.528099 page options Skip 0.602767 N2O 0.327184 OSHA Safety 0.402937 Dentistry 0.34676 Health Care Workers 0.504745 DHHS 0.471423 Publication No. 0.70719 Researchers 0.319849 exposure 0.360119 information 0.317885	CLICK HERE
11220	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Prepárese: mantenerse sano y salvo durante el invierno	Las tormentas invernales y el frío pueden ser peligrosos, pero si planifica con anticipación, usted puede mantenerse sano y seguro. Prepare su casa y sus automóviles. Prepárese para posibles apagones eléctricos y para cuando tenga que hacer actividades al aire libre. Cuide a los ancianos.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.610972 Trabaje despacio 0.818798 profesional revise 0.606045 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.607634 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.62431	Archivo Adobe PDF 0.608967 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.605283 Archivo Microsoft 0.916546 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.621988	CLICK HERE
11828	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Eight Danger Zones | Parents Are the Key | CDC InjuryCenter	Parents Are the Key to Safe Teen Drivers, a campaign from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), helps parents, pediatricians and communities reduce teen driving injuries and deaths.	drowsy driving 0.354375 good role model 0.492991 teen stay 0.687954 speed limit 0.303207 different times 0.34205 varied weather 0.338357 Parents 0.471521 Practice nighttime 0.331328 teens 0.463771 car crashes 0.416241 licensed driving 0.357699 simple step 0.324023 cell phone 0.319556 parent-teen driving agreement 0.965532 teen crashes 0.754145 car crash deaths 0.57534 risky situations 0.318547	teen passengers 0.638707 passenger restrictions 0.333823 teen’s risk 0.61784 traffic conditions 0.333967 fatal crashes 0.387252 teen drinking 0.587912 young driver 0.343325 supervised driving practice 0.567185 Crash risk 0.411819 Young drivers 0.310619 seat belt 0.316225 simplest way 0.335708 sudden stop 0.303794 high risk 0.3214 Driver Licensing 0.322381 early morning 0.310006 road conditions 0.296193	CLICK HERE
12484	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	October 2013 ACIP Meeting -- General Recommendations on Immunization	Introduction by Dr. J Duchin. Vaccine administration -- update on new routes/Vaccination records by Dr. A Kroger. Clinical implications of nonstandard vaccination practices by Mr. S Myerburg. Vaccine administration, new routes, vaccine records, nonstandard practices, vaccine practices 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=1600bb2fab4d607dcb254f9a268d779220140110122449887	Immunization 0.665676 ACIP Meeting 0.92565	YouTube 0.62983	CLICK HERE
15665	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Grand Rounds: Adolescence - Preparing for LifelongHealth and Wellness | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	health education 0.548209 certain health care 0.493163 CDC. School health 0.486297 school-based health services 0.514296 personal health information 0.469512 mental health 0.467637 health care provider 0.496183 standards-based health education 0.492007 lifelong health benefits 0.483904 health outcomes 0.536611 school health programs 0.526662 health care providers 0.529174 sexual health 0.464463 health care services 0.613852 adolescents 0.543374 appropriate health promotion 0.481437 adolescent health problems 0.495877 healthy eating 0.481419 public health officials 0.494159 school health policies 0.505624 Adult Health National 0.466536 comprehensive health services 0.518082 healthy behaviors 0.507987 adolescent health 0.588831 health education standards 0.511703	health promotion 0.555727 national health education 0.512794 health care programs 0.527119 quality health education 0.4931 disease prevention 0.490109 health services 0.600263 school health committees 0.499932 reproductive health services 0.490331 preventive health visits 0.479356 health care 0.784749 School Health Index 0.503684 health care systems 0.492951 reproductive health outcomes 0.487716 health 0.904073 different health topics 0.47048 high school students 0.565401 physical activity 0.566296 adolescent health care 0.518728 minor consent laws 0.492215 sensitive health care 0.490794 adolescent health services 0.522904 healthy adolescent development 0.46783 preventive health visit 0.476556 School-based health centers 0.519307	CLICK HERE