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590	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disability and Health - Healthy Living	CDC's Public Health Grand Rounds explored disability in health and practice.  Read the full article here. View the December 2012 presentation.	mental health 0.464332 disability 0.400391 healthy life 0.428341 healthy choices 0.392619 major muscle groups 0.390953 Traumatic Brain Injury 0.450949 active lives 0.361705 healthy lifestyles 0.393192 activity increases heart 0.410419 daily living activities 0.392307 health care professionals 0.495981 physical activity guidelines 0.425357 greater risk 0.407798 sexual health 0.372624 sexual assault 0.381638 Adult Mental Health 0.413755 health programs 0.389299 daily life 0.390994 health records 0.381408 moderate-intensity activity 0.367168 aerobic physical activity 0.476833 Physical violence 0.364101 health problems 0.387265 regular physical activity 0.424575 professional’s office 0.426459	CDC Healthy Weight 0.4244 United States 0.401755 adults 0.387441 Eat healthy foods 0.431781 important health benefits 0.418673 victimization 0.383358 Current Cigarette Smoking 0.393837 additional health benefits 0.417704 healthy portions 0.386676 CDC Physical Activity 0.430226 health care workers 0.425138 health care 0.98732 sexual violence 0.38946 vigorous-intensity activity 0.367528 Teen Mental Health 0.414064 health concerns 0.375382 Fact Sheet 0.384449 people 0.485774 medical care 0.362287 physical activity 0.810812 disabilities 0.597334 Sexually Transmitted Diseases 0.38428 possible health care 0.439749 physical activities 0.367353	CLICK HERE
880	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health Strategy | CDC Features	CDC’s Global Health Strategy outlines how CDC will leverage its core strengths to advance four overarching global health goals in the areas of Health Impact, Health Security, Health Capacity, and Organizational Capacity.	CDC 0.870392 principal partners 0.47733 U.S. Government agencies 0.537596 global health strategy 0.931909 health impact 0.650189 workforce development 0.479637 global health goals 0.722666 deep technical expertise 0.544916 disease surveillance 0.477327 longer lives 0.492796 global health 0.939388 health systems 0.523101 World Health Organization 0.593461 public health emergencies 0.622042 non-communicable disease 0.485516 health challenges 0.52656 CDC works 0.643765 global public health 0.63114 health laboratory capacity 0.627632 UNICEF). 0.482216 Health Security 0.599259 health threats 0.532964 United States 0.481876 public health institutions 0.598848	United Nations Children 0.54484 Global Programs 0.503103 health information systems 0.589705 technical rigor 0.487401 non-governmental organizations 0.558562 technical assistance 0.478511 special partnerships 0.488958 operational research 0.477524 public health goals 0.615641 public health 0.979569 global health engagement 0.614044 public health programs 0.602437 public health actions 0.600826 global health work 0.599909 CDC Global Health 0.769129 core strengths 0.500121 evidence-based public health 0.640023 greatest assets 0.477661 public health capacity 0.659433 infectious disease 0.48683 unique expertise 0.480335 -specific areas 0.477811 Organizational Capacity 0.6065 global health agenda 0.596169	CLICK HERE
7500	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Studies Branch Disaster Response Activities	The Health Studies Branch (HSB) provides expertise and leadership in epidemiology to local, state, federal and international partners to help them prepare for and respond to natural and man-made public health disasters. To do this, HSB conducts surveillance, rapid needs assessments, epidemiology studies, and provides training in disaster epidemiology to public health professionals.	public health issues 0.419898 Sentinel Site Surveillance 0.421825 Public Health Emergency 0.646024 mental health 0.336246 clinic surveillance sites 0.42248 CDC Emergency Operations 0.555793 oil spill 0.342352 Disease Control 0.346284 public health surveillance 0.499059 population—can increase mortality 0.346461 initial CASPER 0.352786 surveillance data 0.415355 Gulf coast counties 0.34752 carbon monoxide 0.347908 local emergency coordinators 0.343834 Emergency Operations Center 0.507896 Community Assessments 0.350822 surveillance desk 0.423261 international public health 0.454353 physical health 0.336376 ice storm 0.338534 public health response 0.454744 CDC HSB staff 0.460888 health effects 0.337393	Mississippi state health 0.419194 shelter surveillance 0.349805 Mobile Offshore Drilling 0.348812 American Samoa Department 0.343451 State Health Services 0.392265 state-based surveillance systems 0.432649 heat-related deaths 0.406588 potential health hazards 0.402862 Surveillance team 0.357822 surveillance 0.535545 Disaster Surveillance Workgroup 0.444949 public health needs 0.499328 community public health 0.497046 local health departments 0.40015 public health 0.907901 Health Emergency Response 0.650671 disaster-related mortality surveillance 0.418988 basic public health 0.42099 largest marine petroleum 0.35428 drop-in surveillance 0.352789 discernable reported injury 0.350688 public health messages 0.409029 rapid needs assessments 0.484863 disaster response 0.764943	CLICK HERE
7589	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Use of 13-Valent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine and 23-Valent Pneumococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine for Adults with Immunocompromising Conditions: Recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)	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.	13-valent pneumococcal conjugate 0.562264 Pneumococcal vaccine-naУÐ?ve persons 0.549516 HIV-infected persons 0.545394 vaccine efficacy 0.684586 initial study dose 0.643175 polysaccharide vaccine 0.797614 implemented vaccine program 0.582662 advisory committee 0.698795 one-time revaccination dose 0.571822 cochlear implants 0.68499 pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 0.861952 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate 0.590916 previous PPSV23 dose 0.617488 persons 0.589881 current PPSV23 recommendations 0.570256 dose 0.678622 Conjugate pneumococcal vaccine 0.609656 PCV13 dose 0.614379 PCV13 vaccine efficacy 0.648678 high risk 0.546941 pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine 0.737038 CSF leaks 0.64147 single dose 0.583541 pneumococcal vaccination opportunity 0.534862 United States 0.702259	adults 0.967119 immunocompromising conditions 0.79022 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide 0.650772 invasive pneumococcal disease 0.61783 HIV-infected adults 0.861418 Immunization Practices 0.66214 immunocompromised adults 0.634655 vaccine serotypes 0.590239 previous PPSV23 vaccination 0.561799 anatomic asplenia 0.576984 capsular polysaccharide vaccine 0.600014 general U.S. HIV-infected 0.566591 HIV-1-infected Ugandan adults 0.542206 vaccine group 0.569474 PPSV23 dose 0.622493 unpublished data 0.554776 adverse events 0.553304 polysaccharide pneumococcal vaccines 0.551719 acip recommendations 0.643709 ACIP PPSV23 recommendations 0.639817 new ACIP recommendations 0.618338 PPSV23 0.675988 et al 0.792518 IPD 0.613935	CLICK HERE
7658	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC History Collection	David J. Sencer CDC Museum	Rollins School 0.366064 key agent 0.342122 Public Health 0.3439 global disease prevention 0.548823 rich heritage 0.396764 different subject 0.336088 web site 0.338167 Emory University 0.357485 Global Health Institute 0.552063	store three-dimensional objects 0.611864 audio recordings 0.367155 historic materials 0.397437 oral histories 0.37325 digital history 0.341891 Collections Manager 0.357391 J. Sencer CDC 0.915408 Global Health Chronicles 0.584467 extensive collection 0.347692	CLICK HERE
8887	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - May 10, 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 0.793147 polio eradication plans 0.487103 polio eradication 0.950747 Polio incidence 0.320594 polio outbreaks 0.389107 wild poliovirus 0.286198 CDC’s Emergency 0.223122 polio vaccination 0.385836 worldwide eradication 0.265033 South East Asia 0.24612 polio eradication activities 0.590981 possible eradication 0.262049 CDC Director Thomas 0.267584 CDC resources 0.211925 polio worldwide 0.351086	EOC operational structure 0.231688 CDC immunization staff 0.240096 polio vaccination campaigns 0.381036 CDC’s engagement 0.206449 global polio surveillance 0.368546 entire CDC community 0.254092 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.537832 World Health Organization 0.360457 polio eradication progress 0.481902 polio cases 0.312967 polio vaccination campaign 0.373608 CDC’s polio 0.401614 CDC polio eradication 0.645641 polio surveillance 0.434595 Dr. Frieden 0.251328	CLICK HERE
9301	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0320	CDC - Wide Page example description goes here	Nueva York 0.965101 alto índice 0.379274	Salud Comunitaria 0.380477 vida sedentarios 0.379661	CLICK HERE
12956	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stressful Life Events Experienced by Women in the YearBefore Their Infants' Births - United States, 2000-2010	Elizabeth R. Burns, MPH1, Sherry L. Farr, PhD2, Penelope P.	preterm birth 0.484636 demographic characteristics 0.615072 data 0.517394 birth certificate data 0.491513 recent population-based study 0.486662 lowest prevalence 0.486543 highest prevalence 0.491384 financial stressors 0.494962 stressors 0.497285 maternal demographics 0.631495 New York City 0.66007 Penelope P. Howards 0.480059 pregnant women 0.549397 Health Promotion 0.48815 stressful life event 0.479933 traumatic stressors 0.495726 maternal demographic characteristics 0.580341 York City health 0.480318 National Center 0.492313 social support 0.489655 mean number 0.656348 unmarried women 0.490334 women 0.74212 SLEs 0.904419 Reproductive Health 0.485877	traumatic SLEs 0.519002 percentage points 0.545486 prevalence 0.656112 West Virginia 0.548506 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.483327 live birth 0.537465 emotional stressors 0.491406 prevalence estimate 0.481441 PRAMS data 0.489687 highest point prevalence 0.512568 public health 0.512227 Sherry L. Farr 0.546491 lowest point prevalence 0.516293 SLE constructs 0.610814 lowest mean number 0.521402 PRAMS 0.556363 response rates 0.550487 individual SLE constructs 0.49743 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.564637 CDC PRAMS Team 0.49743 frequently reported type 0.513641 financial SLEs 0.517042 low birth weight 0.547817 maternal SLEs 0.492602	CLICK HERE
12978	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HIV Medication Adherence Efficacy Review: Efficacy Criteria	The PRS efficacy criteria are used to determine if an HIV medication adherence (MA) behavioral intervention is evidence-based.	MA Chapter 0.315154 rigor 0.227897 strength 0.224871 EBIs 0.223702 HIV Medication Adherence 0.638005 study implementation 0.324532 Page 0.223041 medication adherence behaviors 0.988355 HIV interventions 0.601318 Prevention Research Synthesis 0.448675 overall quality 0.315755 strongest evidence 0.328639 sufficient evidence 0.457068 significant effects 0.429818 efficacy criteria 0.80495	PRS efficacy criteria 0.717931 HIV antiretroviral medication 0.563945 best-evidence ma interventions 0.706395 good-evidence ma interventions 0.694479 best-evidence interventions 0.438173 PLWH 0.246387 study design 0.324781 analysis 0.225403 MA interventions 0.762763 Additional details 0.32271 interventions 0.774866 eligible study 0.328441 PRS Project 0.373298 HIV viral load 0.914457 evidence-based interventions 0.479805	CLICK HERE
14408	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Principles of Prevention | CDC Features	CDC’s Principles of Prevention is a free, online training which teaches the fundamentals of violence prevention.	fundamentals 0.445484 CDC 0.454105 nation 0.351251 methods 0.348041 professionals 0.348168 free online training 0.730195 Participants 0.353758 homicide 0.375275 life 0.356632 education credits 0.55735 problem 0.348037 productivity 0.356379 exercises 0.352145 solution 0.347938	emotional toll 0.582985 victims 0.360414 violence 0.908138 addition 0.3555 violence prevention 0.84874 costs 0.353479 effective violence prevention 0.833712 types 0.348777 CDC—teaches 0.349676 online training 0.834856 people 0.356993 way 0.351418 24 hours a day 0.350851 Principles 0.535416	CLICK HERE