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596	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Combatting Childhood Obesity | CDC Features	Recent scientific studies are beginning to show progress against the childhood obesity epidemic, but the numbers of young people affected by obesity remain at high levels. Learn what you can do to combat childhood obesity.	physical education 0.515051 Los Angeles County 0.505015 free drinking water 0.501731 childhood obesity epidemic 0.744282 high cholesterol 0.464315 family tap water 0.498136 children 0.51613 Recent scientific studies 0.52089 physical activity programs 0.621346 Healthy Recipes 0.470449 school districts 0.465777 easy choice 0.503464 Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 0.500497 school physical activity 0.533408 body mass index 0.510997 childhood obesity numbers 0.618886 childhood obesity rates 0.772068 school meals 0.46612 small declines 0.464166 child care center 0.50553 older children 0.468878 healthy choice 0.517924 fewer sugary beverages 0.511498 95th percentile 0.463481 United States 0.526162	healthy school nutrition 0.53233 high levels 0.470546 young people 0.465858 good news 0.574557 child care 0.525607 sugar-sweetened beverages 0.467633 quality school meal 0.510702 Vital Signs report 0.505095 meal program 0.496208 Child Care Resource 0.505116 harmful effects 0.461862 appropriate media time 0.495745 Teen BMI Calculator 0.526029 healthy weight 0.477736 added sugars 0.512997 physical activity 0.786799 fewer physical activity 0.549015 limit screen time 0.495888 recent CDC survey 0.510287 high blood pressure 0.515727 childhood obesity 0.960686 quality physical education 0.51404 physical activity breaks 0.522389 simple online Child 0.518416	CLICK HERE
4917	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rabies in the U.S. and around the World - Rabies	null	limited access 0.474642 dog rabies 0.751294 rabies surveillance 0.740917 inadequate public health 0.638034 CDC 0.344118 evidence 0.332196 United States 0.692736 vaccines 0.340188 cause 0.332204 turn 0.336958 human rabies 0.808155 bats 0.344107 human exposures 0.488128 number 0.333836 Modern day prophylaxis 0.525142	animal cases 0.494848 majority 0.345888 elimination 0.342374 wildlife 0.335145 domestic animals 0.50128 stray dogs 0.484157 animal vaccination 0.486917 diagnostic facilities 0.480199 control 0.332141 countries 0.35548 principal rabies hosts 0.950987 wild carnivores 0.517781 century 0.333453 rabid dogs 0.496276 rabies-related human deaths 0.699807	CLICK HERE
5845	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	n-Butylamine - 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
7308	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0256	The objective of this study was to examine population characteristics relevant to the design and implementation of a state-sponsored colorectal cancer screening program that is responsive to medically underserved populations.	colorectal cancer screening 0.486242 population-based screening 0.422121 adequate screening 0.254375 health insurance 0.271477 health care provider 0.514246 screening advice variables 0.310191 primary care providers 0.23912 regular screening 0.289082 colorectal screening programs 0.336576 endoscopic screening 0.271299 evidence-based screening methods 0.290363 overestimate screening rates 0.28127 current screening 0.274761 state-sponsored colorectal screening 0.346326 state-sponsored colorectal cancer 0.284727 colorectal cancer 0.777419 health care characteristics 0.320659 colorectal screening 0.623664 health care variables 0.284635 Arkansas Colorectal Cancer 0.300447 medically underserved populations 0.372444 screening recommendations 0.259803 screening status 0.274995 Introduction Colorectal cancer 0.244196 colorectal cancer death 0.33189	population-based screening efforts 0.307101 multiple screening methods 0.27253 Arkansas pilot screening 0.289025 Colorectal Cancer Prevention 0.294059 colorectal screening history 0.383869 screening program 0.441794 colorectal screening rates 0.370991 minimal-cost screening 0.25238 health care 0.901965 state-sponsored screening program 0.346918 participants 0.283225 Lower screening rates 0.284718 population-based screening program 0.28429 public health regions 0.37154 physician advice 0.321323 annual household income 0.278227 health care decisions 0.288809 health care visits 0.475627 colon cancer screening 0.290149 population-based screening programs 0.346237 screening methods 0.319962 screening rates 0.375202 low screening rates 0.300976 higher screening rates 0.348621	CLICK HERE
8137	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	In Memoriam: Stephen B. Thacker, MD, MSc - 1947-2013	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.	Distinguished Service Medal 0.346707 mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.237787 Mortality Weekly Report 0.328879 senior-level review 0.218814 book chapters 0.220162 Human Services 0.295825 assistive technology 0.237134 u.s. public health 0.754694 Surveillance Summary component 0.339962 MMWR HTML versions 0.334063 U.S. Department 0.296133 Duke University 0.216967 electronic PDF version 0.300059 public service 0.272966 Tropical Medicine 0.227286 Sinai School 0.223196 London School 0.222209 Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.336633 Contact GPO 0.231813 MMWR series 0.307999 public health practice 0.669551 original paper copy 0.3041 MMWR editors 0.241311 substantive contributions 0.2157	Stephen B. Thacker 0.446491 United States 0.217771 original MMWR paper 0.330609 U.S. Government Printing 0.323254 recent Director 0.232123 MSc degree 0.227927 Assistant Surgeon General 0.33317 General Preventive Medicine 0.336215 MMWR readers 0.244092 Princeton University 0.217994 early leadership role 0.318017 Laboratory Services 0.231881 CDC history 0.288173 public health 0.918035 health care 0.262202 subject line 0.23587 health department 0.264654 Dr. Thacker 0.8488 Family Medicine 0.312949 Surgeon General 0.343584 key CDC positions 0.407131 Public Health Service 0.583104 Deputy Director 0.23038 surveillance office 0.247581	CLICK HERE
9667	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - September 20, 2013	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.832856 Large-scale polio vaccination 0.500332 GPEI partners 0.363244 polio eradication plans 0.576056 polio eradication 0.973159 Polio incidence 0.476998 polio outbreaks 0.492657 Chad 0.362692 public health volunteers 0.361385 Polio Eradication Effort 0.613929 wild poliovirus 0.381942 vaccination campaign planning 0.366537 CDC’s Emergency 0.380299 United Nations Children 0.362545 AFP cases 0.356816 polio eradication activities 0.645336 final push 0.363796 CDC Director Thomas 0.411231 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.360796 CDC resources 0.374544 polio worldwide 0.496904 Independent Monitoring Board 0.357557 EOC operational structure 0.388712 polio vaccination campaigns 0.566648	CDC’s engagement 0.370683 global polio surveillance 0.51314 entire CDC community 0.402672 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.609034 World Health Organization 0.419951 timely technical expertise 0.361731 polio eradication progress 0.571556 polio cases 0.534439 in-country technical expertise 0.361233 recent environmental samples 0.354937 CDC’s EOC 0.40075 polio vaccination campaign 0.513617 CDC’s polio 0.532437 Epidemiologic Record/CDC Morbidity 0.359794 enhanced capacity 0.362305 Polio Eradication Emergency 0.570166 CDC polio eradication 0.682314 polio surveillance 0.559976 technical expertise 0.36522 finish line 0.360008 endemic countries 0.391971 Dr. Frieden 0.371539 polio eradication efforts 0.634388	CLICK HERE
10464	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: February 13, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	Lyme disease 0.722775 CDC 0.916217 CDC guidance 0.692769 Cardiovascular disease 0.588493 vector-borne disease 0.599273 response planning process 0.640597 Minnesota Flood Responses 0.627596 health care providers 0.655837 Preparedness Summit Pre-Session 0.660498 Weekly Flu View 0.632897 National Vaccine Plan 0.615705 risk communication principles 0.636124 New Emergency Communications 0.643372 Influenza Antiviral Medications 0.626972 Listeria monocytogenes 0.621037 abnormally low body 0.622714 Emergency Risk Communication 0.649134 122-Cities Mortality Reporting 0.613916 emergency preparedness 0.728717 best partnership-communications practices 0.626415 inhibitor antiviral drugs 0.618001 weather-related health problems 0.640417 extremely cold weather 0.626988 CDC iPad App 0.782349 Preparedness Summit Pre 0.655203	extreme cold-weather conditions 0.61482 heart health 0.60569 Winter Weather 0.676725 behavioral health issues 0.646576 New Media Outreach 0.6285 COCA Email Update 0.646949 countless American families 0.630725 heart disease 0.705812 American Heart 0.684069 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.648428 chronic medical condition 0.636439 Health Partners Outreach 0.649936 CDC Scienceclips 0.715326 in-person training centers 0.619302 CDC Recommendations 0.692937 Eastern Time 0.726583 Public Health Preparedness 0.868288 FoodSafety.gov Reports FDA 0.621556 Health Preparedness Summit 0.864412 functional needs 0.703099 CDC Vital Signs 0.767759 USDA Food Recalls 0.613412 Behavioral Health Response 0.659447 Response Training Resources 0.63503	CLICK HERE
11570	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NER - Peer-Reviewed Biomonitoring Articles | Perfluorinated Compounds	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
12528	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Q-Bank and Q-Notes Demo	Demo of Q-Bank and Q-Notes applications from the National Center for Health Statistics, Questionnaire Design Research Laboratory. Q-Bank is a database consisting of evaluated questions from Federal surveys and links each question to the scientific report that evaluated the survey question. Q-Notes is a software program that supports the structured collection and analysis of cognitive interview data. 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/nchs/videos/qbank-qnotes.mov	Q-Bank 0.425847	Q-Notes Demo 0.724389	CLICK HERE
13175	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Drinking Water Week - May 3-9, 2015	The United States has one of the safest public drinking water supplies in the world (1). Tap water not only provides water for daily personal activities such as drinking, bathing, and cooking, but also benefits communities by providing water to serve businesses, schools, and hospitals. A safe supply of water is an important part of overall health.	annual observance 0.467155 waterborne diseases 0.468736 endorsement 0.372203 ways consumers 0.456063 Human Services 0.564089 typhoid fever 0.464878 MMWR HTML versions 0.57759 U.S. Department 0.559934 electronic PDF version 0.563947 public drinking water 0.824061 climate change 0.450226 overall health 0.475956 H2O 0.332952 marked decrease 0.469166 safe drinking water 0.751124 benefits communities 0.4774 Contact GPO 0.481926 U.S. water supply 0.675721 commercial sources 0.456945 domestic water quality 0.670217 environmental regulation 0.457169 current prices 0.446851 bathing 0.334302 New challenges 0.452192	original paper copy 0.55916 safe supply 0.467217 water sources 0.53156 United States 0.480015 new ways 0.456511 U.S. Government Printing 0.572464 original MMWR paper 0.571669 water pollutants 0.539085 water availability 0.521529 MMWR readers 0.459527 character translation 0.444761 adverse health effects 0.608725 U.S. public health 0.611978 drinking water 0.938199 format errors 0.447742 typeset documents 0.454528 trade names 0.453152 past century 0.461307 official text 0.442811 treatment practices 0.462141 non-CDC sites 0.451384 electronic conversions 0.443012 daily personal activities 0.627491 drinking water infrastructure 0.757351	CLICK HERE