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538	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	ACIP: Prevention and Control of Seasonal Influenza with Vaccines	Information for the influenza season including vaccine composition, dosage and administration, recommendations for specific populations, and more - CDC	Recombinant influenza vaccine 0.619657 United States 0.311606 influenza vaccine product 0.592327 specific populations 0.228085 Immunization Practices 0.376186 Advisory Committee 0.360728 complete summary 0.216713 Drug Administration–licensed indications 0.319474 trivalent influenza vaccines 0.627142 preferential recommendation 0.23536 health care providers 0.312483 Influenza Season 0.414198 additional information 0.212799	seasonal influenza vaccines 0.677553 influenza vaccine 0.726764 publication date 0.218901 influenza vaccines 0.903381 CDC’s influenza 0.478976 Background Document 0.220879 Flu Vaccine Recommendations 0.442792 annual influenza vaccination 0.585791 public meetings 0.225267 MMWR Recomm Rep 0.371042 report 0.204996 age-appropriate vaccine 0.312823	CLICK HERE
845	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adults With Chronic Conditions: Get Vaccinated | CDC Features	Vaccines are recommended for all adults to help prevent getting and spreading diseases. Vaccines are especially important for those with chronic conditions, who are more likely to develop complications from certain vaccine-preventable diseases. Find out which vaccines are recommended for you.	CDC 0.73739 Tdap vaccine 0.533829 hepatitis B virus 0.500947 pneumococcal disease 0.49737 medical complications 0.497534 lung disease 0.487779 pneumococcal vaccines 0.651048 2015-2016 flu season 0.64299 important step 0.503131 insulin pens 0.484163 sensitive airways 0.487802 yearly flu vaccine 0.803808 health conditions 0.49896 blood glucose meters 0.552476 asthma attacks 0.503559 certain cancers 0.502201 vaccination page 0.491122 yearly flu vaccine. 0.629565 seasonal flu 0.572751 certain chronic conditions 0.582387 meningococcal disease 0.502812 health condition 0.490148 human papillomavirus 0.499397 additional vaccines 0.57641	obstructive pulmonary disease 0.56965 vaccines 0.911303 following vaccines 0.59761 adults 0.515777 pneumococcal vaccines—once 0.485939 COPD symptoms 0.510441 heart disease 0.796656 respiratory diseases 0.48779 higher risk 0.668185 adult vaccination 0.563709 Td vaccine 0.626623 hepatitis B vaccine 0.58524 certain vaccine-preventable diseases 0.767719 Visit CDC 0.537966 vaccine series 0.521114 certain vaccines 0.62487 people 0.590024 chronic conditions 0.673527 younger age 0.498631 finger stick devices 0.553982 whooping cough 0.500297 long-term illness 0.48985 diabetes care equipment 0.56615 blood sugar 0.483722	CLICK HERE
5462	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Barium nitrate (as Ba) - 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
5788	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ethyl silicate - 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
6473	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Association of lower socioeconomic status with disability in chronic kidney disease in the United States	Socioeconomic disparities are associated with the prevalence of disability in the general population; however, it is unknown whether a similar association exists between socioeconomic status and disability from chronic kidney disease.	LEM disability 0.373431 sociodemographic factors 0.367747 self-reported disability 0.351943 disability 0.936712 lower SES 0.379524 diastolic blood pressure 0.374575 ADL disability 0.451936 daily living 0.492152 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.37793 lower income 0.549616 health care access 0.739241 lower-extremity mobility 0.387223 greater risk 0.340139 Introduction Socioeconomic disparities 0.34066 glomerular filtration rate 0.54725 CKD outcomes 0.439573 body mass index 0.364485 social activities 0.377074 lower educational attainment 0.533436 lower prevalence 0.547859 poor glycemic control 0.394481 diabetes-associated CKD 0.451316 income 0.609886 chronic kidney disease 0.496088	federal poverty level 0.452802 educational attainment 0.568136 association 0.348616 vs non-Hispanic whites 0.345549 comorbid conditions 0.639582 race/ethnicity 0.368532 prevalence estimates 0.35093 CKD stages 0.465777 disability prevalence 0.368012 lower disability 0.355781 CKD 0.95176 participants 0.418891 comorbid CKD 0.476076 cardiovascular disease 0.346319 multivariable logistic regression 0.374183 early-stage CKD lead 0.485789 CKD severity 0.521767 people 0.465629 factors 0.390129 household income 0.337858 higher income 0.360017 severe CKD 0.455762 logistic regression models 0.421457 LSA disability 0.341559	CLICK HERE
8023	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Health-Plan and Employer-BasedWellness Programs to Reduce Diabetes Risk: The Kaiser PermanenteNorthern California NEXT-D Study - CDC	Primary prevention of diabetes is increasingly recognized by both health plans and employers as an important strategy to improve the health of insured populations. As a part of the Natural Experiments in Translation for Diabetes (NEXT-D) network, the Kaiser Permanente Northern California (KPNC) Division of Research is assessing the effectiveness of 2 health plan-initiated programs to prevent the onset of diabetes in patients at high risk.	health education 0.666868 diabetes prevention 0.885529 health risk assessment 0.6974 health plans 0.820047 Health systems 0.658436 health plan-initiated programs 0.689306 health care delivery 0.690356 Regional Health Education 0.661236 Permanente Northern California 0.798923 health care providers 0.709776 health coaching 0.817305 Web-based Diabetes Care 0.727457 accountable health care 0.67486 Health Delivery Systems 0.668498 gestational diabetes mellitus 0.925913 public health officials 0.732452 diabetes risk 0.735488 health status 0.695581 high risk 0.669731 diabetes prevention program 0.844307 diabetes prevention programs 0.763804 wellness coaching 0.792955 Kaiser Permanente Northern 0.737241 health care insurance 0.711255 wellness coaching program 0.742835	health promotion 0.675224 Community-based health coaching 0.670169 postpartum diabetes screening 0.699824 diabetes care 0.811986 subsequent diabetes incidence 0.713365 postpartum glucose screening 0.729929 educational diabetes prevention 0.773389 health promotion program 0.663786 public health 0.86291 health care 0.844302 health care systems 0.726126 behavioral health approach 0.664366 physical health status 0.681584 diabetes care management 0.80036 interviewing-based health coaching 0.673145 Health care policy 0.688872 health 0.942203 multiple health risks 0.656201 Worksite Health Promotion 0.651722 public health problem 0.657016 Public Health Service 0.64995 Diabetes Translational Research 0.721451 et al 0.695112 diabetes risk factors 0.70327	CLICK HERE
8351	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	STDs and Travel | CDC Features	Travelers who have casual sex are at risk for sexually transmitted diseases. Prevent STDs when you travel overseas.	Infectious Diseases. 0.405285 prostitution 0.325135 casual sex 0.729722 inhibition-lowering effects 0.429334 sexual history 0.410869 recreational drugs 0.422661 alcohol 0.343459 vagina 0.324838 oral sex 0.508289 recent international travel 0.484047 anus 0.326854 Unexplained rash 0.4179 countries 0.33921 excitement 0.326194 travelers 0.381813 symptoms 0.357858 sexually transmitted diseases 0.916469 honest conversation 0.412215 quality standards 0.416442 Prevent STDs 0.605974 new partner 0.426687 latex condom 0.421629 International Journal 0.40363 appropriate STD test 0.582857 unprotected sex 0.435246	lesion 0.326257 yellow color 0.40474 condoms 0.325301 United States 0.416834 gonorrhea 0.330831 Hunter PR 0.403332 long-term complications 0.406997 possible signs 0.406669 commercial sex workers 0.528878 sexually transmitted infections 0.549171 herpes 0.323522 hepatitis B vaccines 0.423559 reliable way 0.418183 penis 0.323111 foreign country.1 0.426431 Jaundice 0.324869 Abubakar 0.329869 Foreign travel 0.402869 meta-analysis 0.324423 systematic review 0.406425 people 0.343938 doctor 0.370033 STDs 0.751404 risk 0.3461	CLICK HERE
9660	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH A-Z Index - N	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
12255	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Alcohol Poisoning Deaths - United States,2010-2012	On January 6, 2015, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr).	annual alcohol-attributable deaths 0.385131 Census standard population 0.357568 death codes X45 0.343519 alcohol poisoning deaths 0.88782 average annual alcohol 0.456406 binge drinkers 0.403213 binge drinking 0.633984 retail alcohol establishments 0.393378 alcohol poisoning death 0.72001 adults report binge 0.404399 alcohol prices 0.383257 contributing cause 0.34543 highest alcohol 0.385407 U.S. adults report 0.371549 highest death rates 0.344841 legal drinking age 0.351638 State death rates 0.347885 National Vital Statistics 0.367434 alcohol poisoning 0.96898 highest age-adjusted alcohol 0.40412 binge drinking episodes 0.378316 recent study 0.358865 total annual average 0.345015 binge drinking rates 0.379921 drug poisoning 0.389604	high alcohol 0.38483 binge drinking intensity 0.379887 illegal alcohol sales 0.434681 annual average 0.397245 western United States 0.34469 accidental poisoning 0.374132 age-adjusted death rate 0.350148 United States 0.58476 state alcohol policies 0.398374 poisoning death rates 0.52913 alcohol consumption 0.390485 excessive alcohol 0.437409 alcohol dependence 0.431679 blood alcohol concentration 0.406615 excessive drinking 0.379879 state binge drinking 0.379318 non-Hispanic whites 0.373306 annual alcohol poisoning 0.508078 American Indians/Alaska Natives 0.512572 alcohol-attributable deaths 0.394334 alcohol outlet density 0.433581 binge episode 0.350628 highest death rate 0.344964 U.S. Census 0.343537	CLICK HERE
16147	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diabetes Management in Communities | Communities | NDEP | Diabetes	National Diabetes Education Program	introductory training 0.336451 African Americans 0.331778 social support needs 0.521829 psychosocial issues 0.330388 diabetes support group 0.851945 community based organizations 0.546131 health outcomes 0.350346 community address 0.322574 NDEP resources 0.713082 effective strategies 0.339313 goal setting 0.3289 problem-solving skills 0.338458 low self-esteem 0.320939 school staff 0.316513 health care professionals 0.495738	health professionals 0.317112 healthy coping 0.348579 Alaska Native people 0.502785 optimal diabetes management 0.805611 flyer list NDEP 0.66393 complications 0.20885 offer tools 0.349386 healthy eating 0.329159 NDEP materials 0.462549 New Beginnings 0.341877 Latino people 0.334141 emotional aspects 0.33038 Help people 0.386801 diabetes education 0.690347 blood sugar 0.32038	CLICK HERE