| 673 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
Smoking & Tobacco Use - MMWRs |
MMWRs Feed. |
| MMWR readership | 0.558248 |
| CDC | 0.217817 |
| Mortality Weekly Report | 0.939813 |
| informational purposes | 0.511842 |
| fact sheets | 0.469965 |
| recent information | 0.461961 |
| Disclaimer | 0.239178 |
|
| Morbidity | 0.256661 |
| weekly reports | 0.521702 |
| epidemiologists | 0.263023 |
| public health departments | 0.881854 |
| regular basis | 0.480994 |
| scientific public health | 0.84792 |
| public health professionals | 0.781548 |
|
CLICK HERE |
| 5434 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
CDC Identifies Top Global Public Health Achievements in First Decade of 21st Century - Press Release: June 23, 2011 |
No Progress in Salmonella During Past 15 Years |
| Global Health Threats | 0.587283 |
| new HIV infections | 0.535484 |
| Mortality Weekly Report | 0.587834 |
| safe water | 0.798279 |
| Global Disease Detection | 0.566568 |
| diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccines | 0.56618 |
| indoor residual spraying | 0.540891 |
| public health achievements | 0.722476 |
| Global Tobacco Surveillance | 0.578994 |
| Improving Global Road | 0.553932 |
| public health surveillance | 0.565368 |
| safe water technology | 0.583901 |
| global deaths | 0.56952 |
| Enforce marketing bans | 0.534905 |
| deaths | 0.638215 |
| safe water practices | 0.553638 |
| drinking water sources | 0.552264 |
| World Health Organization | 0.679429 |
| Guinea worm | 0.615453 |
| mass drug administration | 0.644263 |
| child mortality rate | 0.566345 |
| AIDS-related deaths | 0.536089 |
| Onchocerciasis Elimination Program | 0.541002 |
| TB control | 0.600579 |
| global public health | 0.975541 |
|
| Neglected Tropical Diseases | 0.536285 |
| International Health Regulations | 0.565478 |
| tobacco-related health information | 0.560077 |
| Directly Observed Therapy | 0.540871 |
| insecticide-treated bednets | 0.583369 |
| traffic-related mortality rates | 0.553394 |
| substantially fewer deaths | 0.632578 |
| annual traffic-related deaths | 0.583803 |
| safe water programs | 0.555421 |
| 21st century | 0.565555 |
| public health advances | 0.604316 |
| Dr. Thomas Frieden. | 0.552026 |
| drinking water | 0.553851 |
| standardized drug regimens | 0.540594 |
| international influenza response | 0.536804 |
| TB cases | 0.557542 |
| oral rehydration therapy | 0.55281 |
| Tobacco Control | 0.551565 |
| Public Health Information | 0.568967 |
| Global Road Safety | 0.642387 |
| major infectious causes | 0.558124 |
| average life expectancy | 0.559843 |
| WHO-developed MPOWER package | 0.53515 |
| Guinea worm disease | 0.568135 |
|
CLICK HERE |
| 6483 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
Objective measurement of physical activity and sedentary behavior among US adults aged 60 years or older |
Estimates of objectively measured physical activity among older adults differ depending on the cut points used to define intensity. Our objective was to assess 1) moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA), exploring differences in prevalence depending on the cut point used, and 2) sedentary behavior, among US adults aged 60 years or older. |
| counts | 0.354117 |
| moderate-intensity physical activity | 0.287279 |
| cardiorespiratory fitness | 0.295837 |
| accelerometer cut points | 0.39718 |
| absolute-intensity physical activity | 0.281067 |
| Nutrition Examination Survey | 0.462848 |
| ActiGraph accelerometer | 0.323709 |
| vigorous physical activity | 0.291578 |
| cut point | 0.773675 |
| consistent MVPA | 0.312604 |
| racial/ethnic groups | 0.310799 |
| National Health | 0.338944 |
| older age groups | 0.290826 |
| available accelerometer data | 0.311345 |
| vigorous-intensity physical activity | 0.286766 |
| cut point decisions | 0.324856 |
| David M. Buchner | 0.303008 |
| group-level cut points | 0.311673 |
| optimal cut points | 0.312811 |
| relative-intensity physical activity | 0.317228 |
| counts/min | 0.278427 |
| recent accelerometer data | 0.302182 |
| NHANES physical activity | 0.294874 |
| moderate-intensity cut points | 0.312721 |
| Kelly R. Evenson | 0.300883 |
|
| age group | 0.368844 |
| accelerometer cut point | 0.387704 |
| accelerometer data | 0.386447 |
| Kimberly B. Morland | 0.299554 |
| MVPA estimates | 0.333473 |
| accelerometer | 0.402688 |
| non-Hispanic blacks | 0.294162 |
| physical activity recommendations | 0.31655 |
| small sample size | 0.282361 |
| non-Hispanic whites | 0.327175 |
| sedentary behavior | 0.507224 |
| participants | 0.408379 |
| non-Hispanic white adults | 0.2871 |
| vigorous-intensity activity | 0.278989 |
| correct cut point | 0.313955 |
| cut points | 0.656112 |
| highest cut point | 0.317715 |
| physical activity | 0.960367 |
| national physical activity | 0.283804 |
| older adults | 0.526237 |
| incomplete accelerometer data | 0.296288 |
| NHANES | 0.328725 |
| confidence interval | 0.279972 |
| MVPA | 0.607551 |
|
CLICK HERE |
| 6817 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
Genital Herpes - CDC Fact Sheet |
Genital Herpes Fact Sheet from CDC. What is Herpes? How common is Herpes? How do people get Herpes? And more... |
| genital secretions | 0.404889 |
| prenatal care visits | 0.351676 |
| health care provider | 0.39406 |
| Association (ASHA) | 0.349112 |
| herpes symptoms | 0.535854 |
| American Sexual Health | 0.348647 |
| CDC National Prevention | 0.349216 |
| herpes virus | 0.539545 |
| herpes antibodies | 0.488177 |
| sex partner | 0.467312 |
| sexually active person | 0.356957 |
| oral sex | 0.446235 |
| genital herpes diagnosis | 0.563813 |
| genital herpes | 0.93459 |
| cold sores | 0.362277 |
| painful genital sores | 0.439334 |
| sexually transmitted disease | 0.359619 |
| suppressed immune systems | 0.349532 |
| oral herpes | 0.643531 |
| Research Triangle Park | 0.347801 |
| STD test results | 0.366693 |
| painful sores | 0.354895 |
| herpes sores | 0.565863 |
| visible herpes | 0.501347 |
|
| potentially deadly infection | 0.365794 |
| sex partners | 0.358953 |
| HIV-uninfected sex partner | 0.366193 |
| future sexual relationships | 0.347333 |
| P. O. Box | 0.348798 |
| smelly genital discharge | 0.418539 |
| mild symptoms | 0.352403 |
| herpes simplex virus | 0.577408 |
| genital area | 0.403212 |
| STD Clinics | 0.33654 |
| neonatal herpes | 0.497383 |
| simplex virus type | 0.403422 |
| oral herpes infection | 0.580156 |
| mutually monogamous relationship | 0.354678 |
| genital herpes infection | 0.693975 |
| visible sores | 0.34849 |
| flu-like symptoms | 0.336024 |
| partner’s mouth | 0.340667 |
| STD symptoms | 0.345818 |
| people | 0.356072 |
| Daily suppressive therapy | 0.348946 |
| healthcare provider | 0.385535 |
| oral area | 0.340643 |
| risk | 0.340531 |
|
CLICK HERE |
| 8686 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
Notes from the Field: Exposures to Discarded Sulfur MustardMunitions - Mid-Atlantic and New England States 2004-2012 |
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. |
| mmwrq@cdc.gov. | 0.594389 |
| Human Services | 0.626411 |
| MMWR HTML versions | 0.643789 |
| U.S. Department | 0.627409 |
| CDC Emergency Operations | 0.677119 |
| CDC programs | 0.611329 |
| Chemical Weapons Elimination | 0.786955 |
| electronic PDF version | 0.636431 |
| Weapons Elimination Program | 0.759665 |
| vesicant agent | 0.604106 |
| Terry Tincher | 0.650544 |
| clam fishing operations | 0.682222 |
| Chemical Weapons Convention | 0.681485 |
| Program staff members | 0.642506 |
| Additional information | 0.64454 |
| Sulfur mustard exposure | 0.946151 |
| Explosive Ordnance Disposal | 0.644248 |
| Public Affairs Office | 0.641349 |
| unserviceable munitions | 0.701106 |
| chemical analysis | 0.683903 |
| Material Activity programs | 0.642692 |
| original paper copy | 0.630489 |
| poison control center | 0.637375 |
| Non-Stockpile Chemical Material | 0.679041 |
|
| Air Force | 0.72338 |
| Clam fishermen | 0.59764 |
| chemical burns | 0.693179 |
| U.S. Government Printing | 0.643248 |
| original MMWR paper | 0.642612 |
| liquid-filled munitions | 0.685692 |
| mustard agent | 0.822018 |
| U.S. Air Force | 0.667697 |
| local health department | 0.657038 |
| ocean-dredged marine shells | 0.648626 |
| Air Force Base | 0.656312 |
| standard EOD procedures | 0.679118 |
| black liquid substance | 0.640216 |
| crew member | 0.739183 |
| U.S. Army Chemical | 0.692891 |
| clam processing plant | 0.662654 |
| Deputy Assistant Secretary | 0.624669 |
| mustard munitions | 0.784411 |
| potentially exposed persons | 0.640673 |
| chemical munitions | 0.834511 |
| Chemical Material Activity | 0.792105 |
| large pus-filled blisters | 0.662663 |
| chemical agent injuries | 0.701064 |
| Environmental Health Emergencies | 0.64371 |
|
CLICK HERE |
| 8931 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
Vaccine Information Statement: Inactivated Influenza - Vaccines - CDC |
Inactivated Influenza Vaccine Information Statment |
| inactivated flu vaccines | 0.777285 |
| vision changes | 0.54301 |
| Page | 0.570986 |
| lung disease | 0.54643 |
| National Vaccine Injury | 0.661484 |
| blood infections | 0.54776 |
| pregnant women | 0.547724 |
| severe allergic reaction | 0.780053 |
| upcoming flu season | 0.763976 |
| medical condition | 0.547933 |
| young children | 0.588637 |
| additional cases | 0.544359 |
| flu season. | 0.729055 |
| stuffy nose | 0.552793 |
| vaccine safety web | 0.657629 |
| severe allergy | 0.562948 |
| greatest risk | 0.546384 |
| Vaccine Adverse Event | 0.655197 |
| VAERS website | 0.549317 |
| life-threatening allergic reaction | 0.596523 |
| new flu vaccine | 0.855933 |
| severe complications | 0.559791 |
| live flu virus | 0.763073 |
| Guillain-Barré Syndrome | 0.590062 |
|
| United States | 0.600766 |
| flu vaccine | 0.992968 |
| life-threatening allergies | 0.546982 |
| itchy eyes | 0.545791 |
| flu shots | 0.727126 |
| preservative called thimerosal | 0.597119 |
| state health department | 0.576628 |
| certain health conditions | 0.584899 |
| muscle aches | 0.557184 |
| sore throat | 0.555898 |
| mild illness | 0.543022 |
| close contact | 0.550173 |
| vaccine package insert | 0.659575 |
| DTaP vaccine | 0.627866 |
| flu viruses | 0.73547 |
| severe pain | 0.557963 |
| people | 0.619856 |
| certain vaccines | 0.550184 |
| small increased risk | 0.578051 |
| doctor | 0.553237 |
| flu shot | 0.834395 |
| influenza viruses | 0.553414 |
| healthcare provider | 0.544107 |
| flu season | 0.823269 |
|
CLICK HERE |
| 9308 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
es |
CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0284 |
CDC - Wide Page example description goes here |
|
|
CLICK HERE |
| 11921 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
Newsroom Formatted Articles |
CDC public health news articles, free content, ready to print, up-to-date. |
| e-mail media | 0.934092 |
| Mat releases | 0.797287 |
| matte releases | 0.771589 |
| business | 0.450798 |
| ready-to-print articles | 0.793456 |
| title | 0.451537 |
| important health topics | 0.959302 |
| watermark-free copy | 0.705018 |
|
| CDC′s | 0.454022 |
| Release Library | 0.689494 |
| cdc.gov | 0.497794 |
| Remember | 0.477945 |
| variety | 0.453604 |
| distribution list | 0.683561 |
| publication | 0.504972 |
| mat release | 0.75096 |
|
CLICK HERE |
| 13661 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
Publications & Materials | Healthy Pets Healthy People | CDC |
Pets provide many benefits to humans. They comfort us and they give us companionship. However, some animals can also pass diseases to people. These diseases are called zoonoses. |
| reptiles | 0.415276 |
| rabbits | 0.391907 |
| français | 0.430911 |
| animal exhibits | 0.696984 |
| small animals | 0.6713 |
| disaster kit | 0.660105 |
| multiple languages | 0.981995 |
| French | 0.392925 |
|
| PDF | 0.380381 |
| sizes | 0.690938 |
| natural disaster | 0.681923 |
| Wash hands | 0.787507 |
| page | 0.380062 |
| español | 0.765265 |
| pet rodents | 0.65594 |
|
CLICK HERE |
| 13828 |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
Html |
en |
National Epilepsy Awareness Month - November 2015 |
Epilepsy is a brain disorder characterized by recurrent seizures; an estimated 2.9 million persons in the United States have active epilepsy (1). A seizure is a brief change in normal brain activity that changes awareness, behavior, or body movement. |
| low blood sugar | 0.914468 |
| endorsement | 0.685821 |
| brain disorder | 0.796948 |
| Human Services | 0.927021 |
| U.S. Department | 0.919952 |
| MMWR HTML versions | 0.898577 |
| emergencies | 0.63302 |
| children | 0.63088 |
| electronic PDF version | 0.889912 |
| recurrent seizures | 0.945308 |
| seizures | 0.948216 |
| injury | 0.658676 |
| changes awareness | 0.797275 |
| issue | 0.659022 |
| Additional information | 0.772825 |
| Contact GPO | 0.795531 |
| nearby objects | 0.773763 |
| normal brain activity | 0.960248 |
| commercial sources | 0.769443 |
| different types | 0.804881 |
| current prices | 0.762584 |
| persons | 0.662381 |
| original paper copy | 0.897555 |
| person | 0.875382 |
|
| difficulty breathing | 0.771104 |
| seizure | 0.983546 |
| United States | 0.97872 |
| U.S. Government Printing | 0.905454 |
| original MMWR paper | 0.893138 |
| public need | 0.782968 |
| Superintendent | 0.632396 |
| active epilepsy | 0.816364 |
| MMWR readers | 0.771242 |
| character translation | 0.761574 |
| convulsive seizure | 0.933253 |
| brief change | 0.800149 |
| floor | 0.654961 |
| behavior | 0.632987 |
| format errors | 0.761645 |
| airway | 0.63926 |
| typeset documents | 0.768367 |
| trade names | 0.769557 |
| health | 0.687702 |
| official text | 0.759705 |
| non-CDC sites | 0.765629 |
| body movement | 0.799602 |
| report | 0.630926 |
| electronic conversions | 0.757423 |
|
CLICK HERE |