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4448	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Q & A: Preventing the Flu	The single best way to prevent the flu is for individuals to get a vaccination, especially people at high risk for serious complications from the flu - CDC	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
11231	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Ponga a prueba sus conocimientos: Enfermedad de células falciformes	Septiembre es el Mes de Concientización sobre la Enfermedad de Células Falciformes. ¿Qué tanto sabe sobre esta enfermedad? Responda el cuestionario para enterarse del trabajo de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC).			CLICK HERE
11890	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Correlates of Measured Prehypertension and Hypertension in Latina Women Living Along the US"Mexico Border, 2007"2009 - CDC	Although Latinos have lower hypertension rates than non-Latino whites and African Americans, they have a higher prevalence of undiagnosed and uncontrolled hypertension. Research on predictors of hypertension has mostly focused on intrapersonal factors with no studies assessing the combined influence of intrapersonal, interpersonal, and environmental factors. The purpose of this study was to assess a broad range of correlates including intrapersonal, interpersonal, and environmental factors on measured blood pressure category (nonhypertensive, prehypertensive, and hypertensive) in a sample of Latina women residing in San Diego, California.	self-reported physical activity 0.403623 high school 0.399966 San Diego Prevention 0.55873 high school education 0.392618 Physical Activity Readiness 0.381825 San Diego County 0.369377 greater perceived neighborhood 0.378245 measured blood pressure 0.37574 cardiometabolic risk factors 0.373015 San Diego 0.71815 Diego Prevention Research 0.558723 Diego State University 0.554453 BRFSS survey 0.388802 health behaviors 0.37369 social support 0.499404 neighborhood safety 0.386415 blood pressure 0.911762 risk factors 0.381781 environmental factors 0.396731 University Research Foundation 0.450484 physical activity intervention 0.396499 logistic regression analysis 0.437692 study 0.384138 blood pressure category 0.559073 neighborhood cohesion 0.418536	United States 0.374125 diet soda consumption 0.386224 soda consumption 0.550251 higher score 0.382057 lower blood pressure 0.370672 neighborhood characteristics 0.399983 Prevention Research Center 0.56501 response options 0.390394 diet soda 0.38796 blood pressure categories 0.427563 mean score 0.3838 physical activity recommendations 0.387116 previous research 0.384927 intrapersonal factors 0.372688 public health 0.390736 State University Research 0.448223 strongest correlates 0.377374 federal poverty guidelines 0.394083 San Diego State 0.549377 physical activity 0.830132 leisure-time physical activity 0.412473 high blood pressure 0.375698 promotora-led physical activity 0.398315 hypertension 0.467667	CLICK HERE
12522	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	San Antonio, Texas -- Obesity Prevention	Learn how San Antonio is tackling obesity through healthy eating, physical activity and environmental change. 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/CommunitiesPuttingPreventiontoWork/communities/profiles/obesity-tx_sanantonio.htm	San Antonio 0.871792 Texas 0.523502	Obesity Prevention 0.981368	CLICK HERE
13300	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Lisa: Be Your Own Health Advocate	Lisa, age 40, talks about her decision to get genetic counseling and testing to find out if she had a BRCA gene mutation, and how the experience empowered her to understand her options and be her own best health advocate. 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/cancer/videos/breast/BringYourBrave/Lisa/BeYourOwnAdvocate/BeYourOwnAdvocate_lowRes.mp4	Health Advocate 0.942701	YouTube 0.796621	CLICK HERE
14253	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Integrating Tobacco Control and Obesity PreventionInitiatives at Retail Outlets	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.	North Carolina 0.532958 smokeless tobacco advertising 0.562337 Tobacco farmers 0.527227 consumer tobacco 0.535474 healthful food availability 0.568124 point-of-sale tobacco advertisements 0.548514 Tobacco Control Act 0.800369 tobacco swamps 0.530134 tobacco displays 0.524987 active living 0.544812 tobacco retail environment 0.562751 healthful food purchasing 0.501037 tobacco product sales 0.580982 tobacco 0.918396 healthy stores 0.512244 California integrated tobacco 0.547694 Discount Tobacco 0.534066 healthful food 0.630849 healthful eating 0.508434 tobacco advertisements 0.688218 market tobacco products 0.573723 tobacco industry 0.575009 tobacco products 0.873605 colorful tobacco advertisements 0.563571 retail tobacco advertising 0.563106	point-of-purchase tobacco strategy 0.535958 fewer tobacco advertisements 0.561894 Tobacco Research 0.526754 point-of-sale tobacco 0.575521 tobacco sales 0.551681 tobacco product advertisements 0.59534 convenience stores 0.528453 tobacco advertising 0.615885 tobacco stores 0.569795 broadcast tobacco 0.551438 tobacco control policy 0.544883 tobacco marketing 0.56758 healthful food items 0.499078 tobacco product advertising 0.642336 public health 0.539355 graphic warning labels 0.504088 Point-of-sale tobacco marketing 0.563004 tobacco retailers 0.790402 tobacco product 0.739733 physical activity 0.678269 tobacco product marketing 0.550444 tobacco outlets 0.531873 Tobacco retail outlets 0.549899 healthful foods 0.613621	CLICK HERE
15245	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Putting the Brakes on Diabetes Complications | CDC Features	Encouraging news: People with diabetes are living longer, healthier lives with fewer complications. What’s the driving force? Greater awareness and better control of risk factors are moving the needle.	Diabetic retinopathy 0.56041 eye problems 0.562023 people’s lives 0.579487 long way 0.565681 health care team 0.667675 healthy eating plan 0.595825 Diabetes Online Community 0.721197 Diabetes Educators 0.674474 major diabetes complications 0.788831 risk factors 0.624082 better control 0.566584 Greater awareness 0.567055 blood vessels 0.669925 fewer complications 0.612728 major complications 0.610358 High blood sugar 0.62447 diabetes-related health problems 0.621144 pregnancy-induced high blood 0.619682 diabetes-related health conditions 0.619754 common diabetes complications 0.784053 weight loss lowers 0.600251 Gestational diabetes 0.685221 nerve disease 0.569633 chronic kidney disease 0.63176	turn worsens eye 0.614319 heart attack 0.570586 kidney failure 0.611235 leading causes 0.565216 diabetes support group 0.720209 Diabetes-related damage 0.57469 heart disease 0.822473 nerve damage 0.661842 higher risk 0.571496 gum disease 0.613858 regular A1C test 0.60065 kidney transplant 0.571952 greatest declines 0.564396 diabetes complications 0.871759 people 0.65014 primary care doctor 0.603284 younger age 0.560888 average blood sugar 0.615046 high blood pressure 0.710583 kidney diseases 0.577464 American Diabetes Association 0.721099 risk 0.624481 vision loss 0.604677 blood sugar 0.766714	CLICK HERE
15506	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vector Surveillance and Control	Mosquito Control	United States 0.495118 potential range 0.497817 overall reduction 0.484743 resources 0.216017 insecticide resistance 0.949086 best way 0.494535 insecticide product 0.655708	local government departments 0.932025 adult mosquitoes 0.828976 Aedes albopictus 0.694467 neighbors 0.204843 Aedes aegypti 0.684168 information 0.216205 insecticides 0.207863	CLICK HERE
15734	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Travel Abroad | Living with HIV | HIV Basics | HIV/AIDS | CDC	Check with your doctor if you plan to travel to another country, to learn about potential medical risks. And read our list of other things you need to know before you go.	health care provider 0.96372 medical insurance 0.373155 specific measures 0.369702 opportunistic infection 0.385954 direct contact 0.410843 International Travel 0.432701 regular insurance 0.370316 health care providers 0.459028 CDC Health Information 0.547801 health care professionals 0.443146 street vendor 0.366203 in-country care 0.382048 emergency medical evacuation 0.42781 TB patients 0.368014 dengue fever 0.370429 Yellow Book 0.430344 HIV-Infected Adults 0.367533 important things 0.377215 special precautions 0.384899 live viruses 0.375622 traveler’s insurance 0.36905 bottled water 0.374411 yellow fever 0.367744 United States 0.445097 Health pages 0.376661	preventive medicines 0.369672 undercooked seafood 0.370004 travel medicine 0.388463 alcoholic beverages 0.363874 Immunocompromised Travelers 0.448211 insect-borne diseases 0.375311 Travel-Related Exposures 0.367402 travel clinics 0.373893 special diet 0.366112 eat raw fruit 0.433116 fecal droppings 0.368053 unpasteurized dairy products 0.424032 drink tap water 0.42906 medical risks 0.375743 weakened immune systems 0.419422 hot foods 0.369018 special section 0.364535 certain vaccines 0.373756 travel notices 0.369884 Opportunistic Infections 0.367827 hot coffee 0.367442 medical record 0.379122 health risks 0.391466 e-mail address 0.368521	CLICK HERE
15991	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Understanding Zika Virus Test Results	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	local health department 0.835774 arbovirus activity increases 0.919678 test results 0.544593 times 0.340153 CDC 0.400818	Turnaround time 0.61493 specimen receipt 0.7099 testing volume 0.530588 state 0.344766 summer 0.339563	CLICK HERE