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883	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	H7N9: In the News	News and spotlight articles related to Avian Influenza A (H7N9) - CDC			CLICK HERE
970	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Alcohol-Attributable Deaths and Years of Potential Life Lost- 11 States, 2006-2010	Katherine Gonzales, MPH1, Jim Roeber, MSPH2, Dafna Kanny, PhD3, Annie Tran, MPH4, Cathy Saiki, MS5, Hal Johnson, MPH6, Kristin Yeoman, MD7, Tom Safranek, MD8, Kathleen Creppage, MPH9, Alicia Lepp10, Tracy Miller, MPH10, Nato Tarkhashvili, MD11, Kristine E. Lynch, PhD12, Joanna R. Watson, DPhil13, Danielle Henderson, MPH14, Megan Christenson, MS, MPH15, Sarah Dee Geiger, PhD16 (Author affiliations at end of text).	fewer AAD 0.577619 alcohol retailers 0.534878 median YPLL rate 0.783244 Routine monitoring 0.527712 alcohol-attributable health outcomes 0.617988 national AAF data 0.497815 median AAD rates 0.746599 working-age adults 0.524325 Preventive Services Task 0.624883 evidence-based prevention strategies 0.624266 deaths 0.567801 annual state rates 0.502868 state median YPLL 0.684113 AAD 0.950524 AAF 0.503929 state median AAD 0.745975 median YPLL rates 0.623872 average annual AAD 0.63273 dram shop liability 0.627912 sex-specific AAD estimates 0.646694 related harms 0.556952 United States 0.49811 100,000 0.640641 age-adjusted median AAD 0.785541 alcohol consumption 0.569551	alcoholic beverages 0.570887 Alcohol-Related Disease Impact 0.502979 states 0.582809 excessive alcohol 0.812668 ARDI application 0.517935 excessive drinking 0.674088 Excessive alcohol consumption 0.563924 average annual rates 0.506226 intoxicated patrons 0.526733 alcohol-attributable deaths 0.504636 alcohol outlet density 0.635833 median age-adjusted YPLL 0.618198 ARDI 0.546216 South Dakota 0.537946 Services Task Force 0.626178 median rate 0.57038 median AAD rate 0.935375 median state rate 0.645471 rate range 0.502 age-adjusted AAD rate 0.807925 New Mexico 0.69002 Community Preventive Services 0.628051 ARDI Custom Data 0.531106 median alcohol-attributable death 0.585212	CLICK HERE
7989	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Multistate Outbreak of HumanSalmonella Typhimurium Infections Linked to Contact with PetHedgehogs - United States, 2011-2013	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.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.713675 State Dept 0.710579 Human Services 0.752775 assistive technology 0.706811 Casey Barton Behravesh 0.756849 infected animals 0.705931 human isolates 0.716121 U.S. Department 0.853217 MMWR HTML versions 0.76514 Salmonella infection 0.726862 Health Inspection Service 0.829933 direct contact 0.7203 Michigan Dept 0.706467 electronic PDF version 0.764777 state health departments 0.967851 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.762819 Salmonella transmission 0.714289 ill persons 0.702588 foodborne disease surveillance 0.802802 hedgehog care 0.70732 Contact GPO 0.722289 safe handling instructions 0.772038 Disease Epidemiology 0.775744 Communicable Disease Epidemiology 0.774625	Illness onset dates 0.797248 median patient age 0.783686 Health Inspection Svc 0.793571 Minnesota Dept 0.706925 Acute Disease Investigation 0.768952 original paper copy 0.758622 illness onset 0.798934 Tara Creel Anderson 0.894936 original MMWR paper 0.77188 U.S. Government Printing 0.768821 indistinguishable pulsed-field gel 0.802216 various hedgehog breeders 0.789395 human Salmonella Typhimurium 0.840466 indirect contact 0.730947 pet hedgehogs 0.911899 Community Health 0.714854 outbreak strain 0.810966 Sally A. Bidol 0.761698 subject line 0.707465 Infectious Disease Epidemiology 0.770539 elderly persons 0.701277 national molecular subtyping 0.790515 indirect transmission 0.704991 infected hedgehogs 0.814797	CLICK HERE
8353	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Quiz: Autism- Alt Text Version - NCBDDD	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
9272	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 12_0270	Volumen 10 — el 30 de mayo de 2013.	comunidad métodos 0.899312 observaciones soparc 0.935792	Estados Unidos 0.771152	CLICK HERE
10007	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Obesity Prevalence by Occupation in Washington State, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System - CDC	Data that estimate the prevalence of and risk factors for worker obesity by occupation are generally unavailable and could inform the prioritization of workplace wellness programs. The aims of this study were to estimate the prevalence of obesity by occupation, examine the association of occupational physical activity and a range of health behaviors with obesity, and identify occupations in which workers are at high risk of obesity in Washington State.	workplace health intervention 0.491295 study 0.48417 Washington workers 0.483159 prevalence ratios 0.515989 data 0.494936 health intervention programs 0.490994 occupation-specific obesity prevalence 0.550289 state-level prevalence estimates 0.488644 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.483726 obesity prevention programs 0.534199 protective services 0.581028 occupations 0.518977 higher obesity prevalence 0.566768 lower obesity prevalence 0.556049 BRFSS data 0.489385 workplace wellness programs 0.560854 abdominal obesity 0.494928 truck drivers 0.581759 Washington State workers 0.48176 health diagnosing occupations 0.517796 obesity prevalence 0.763133 workers 0.636448 health behaviors 0.600073 obesity 0.809742	occupational physical activity 0.987168 Overall obesity prevalence 0.587574 highest obesity prevalence 0.559513 health 0.635042 occupational physical activities 0.510531 annual household income 0.501672 occupational groups 0.526402 worker obesity 0.516562 significantly lower prevalence 0.520258 health care costs 0.493679 Washington State Department 0.5193 physical activity 0.993791 obesity risk factors 0.585809 significantly higher prevalence 0.492509 obesity epidemic 0.494323 Washington State 0.85263 leisure-time physical activity 0.509334 physical activity level 0.68034 higher obesity rates 0.519736 multivariable prevalence ratios 0.48578 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.483297 Washington State BRFSS 0.56123 workplace obesity prevention 0.578693	CLICK HERE
11301	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detective: Kelsey - CDC Responds to the 2014 Ebola Outbreak	CDC works 24/7 saving lives, protecting people from health threats, and saving money to have a more secure nation. A US federal agency, CDC helps make the healthy choice the easy choice by putting science and prevention into action. CDC works to help people live longer, healthier and more productive lives.	community workers 0.575719 Ebola symptoms 0.721612 frightened local residents 0.755979 boatmen 0.444208 coffee plant 0.560338 Ebola outbreak 0.792949 symbolic gift 0.555264 remote area 0.599912 largely uneducated workers 0.73455 different backgrounds 0.559447 crazy time 0.586527 Crammed 0.452615 CDC training 0.58011 muddy stream 0.576816 fragile public health 0.71695 West African nations 0.729189 person 0.526597 community health workers 0.980757 Ebola patients 0.730973 village leaders 0.575352 Ebola 0.955242 nerve wracking 0.600085 small hotel 0.585146 Guinea 0.508355 post-natal care 0.57616	Kelsey 0.799407 Sierra Leone 0.578544 treatment center 0.561743 important key 0.569044 CDC disease detective 0.763551 important health messages 0.71889 awful hemorrhagic fever 0.749355 Sierra Leonean 0.575334 dirt runway 0.595205 epicenter 0.442322 tiny plane 0.595043 official language 0.57249 worst roads 0.590193 narrow river 0.575338 three-hour drive 0.616093 pickup truck 0.60022 landing path 0.594922 people 0.632365 healthcare resources 0.570275 international aid workers 0.749511 grateful village chief 0.688616 local language 0.568438 area villages 0.574212 suspected patient 0.566466	CLICK HERE
11962	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Inside Knowledge Campaign Gynecologic Cancer Comprehensive Brochure	This 32-page brochure provides detailed information about each of the most common gynecologic cancers.	Knowledge campaign 0.672333 non-CDC entities 0.62835 CDC campaign 0.776698 endorsement 0.396364 independently created materials 0.873349 Knowledge print ads 0.92736 contractual agreements 0.661941 Human Services 0.616221 questions 0.357885 Knowledge images 0.61733 CDC’s Web 0.885446 contact CDC-INFO 0.635697 logos 0.354854 federal policy 0.624364 company 0.353903 symptoms diaries 0.649825	Knowledge fact sheets 0.922763 buttons 0.361569 brochures 0.355848 individual 0.353963 posters 0.357216 campaign logo 0.599364 way 0.41315 PSAs 0.42008 badges 0.366232 third-party organizations 0.634204 site 0.362457 public service announcements 0.909814 campaign resources 0.644105 print disks 0.654773 Content 0.362916 online 0.362097	CLICK HERE
13455	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National, Regional, State, and Selected Local AreaVaccination Coverage Among Adolescents Aged 13-17 Years - UnitedStates, 2014	Sarah Reagan-Steiner, MD1; David Yankey, MS1; Jenny Jeyarajah, MS1; Laurie D. Elam-Evans, PhD1; James A. Singleton, PhD1; C.	HPV exposure 0.255696 routinely recommended vaccines 0.223478 strong vaccination recommendations 0.220954 age-specific HPV vaccination 0.347992 adequate provider data 0.347936 HPV vaccine 0.471592 HPV vaccine dose 0.361403 cell phone 0.230416 medical records.** Coverage 0.201671 routine HPV vaccination 0.349126 percentage points 0.26062 Indian/Alaska Native adolescents 0.219385 vaccination provider contact 0.244813 black female adolescents 0.218031 HPV vaccine administration 0.290527 MenACWY dose 0.241917 HPV dose 0.488429 HPV vaccine safety 0.281503 HPV vaccination coverage 0.907725 percentage point increases 0.306001 MenACWY vaccination coverage 0.280086 nine-valent HPV vaccine 0.276888	estimates 0.231508 HPV doses 0.31464 white female adolescents 0.218332 provider-reported vaccination histories 0.276706 adolescents 0.443552 females 0.273135 on-time HPV vaccination 0.35033 lower HPV series 0.284386 т‰Ѕ3-dose HPV coverage 0.366902 vaccination coverage data 0.250956 coverage estimates 0.21067 vaccination coverage differences 0.271887 HPV vaccination services 0.353922 reduced-dose HPV vaccination 0.332748 т‰Ѕ3-dose HPV vaccination 0.428918 local areas 0.225042 HPV vaccine doses 0.285096 vaccination providers 0.215744 non-Hispanic white adolescents 0.258638 national hpv vaccination 0.39938 high HPV vaccination 0.355313	CLICK HERE
13915	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About Lead in Drinking Water	The Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program is committed to the Healthy People goal of eliminating elevated blood lead levels in children by 2020. CDC continues to assist state and local childhood lead poisoning prevention programs, to provide a scientific basis for policy decisions, and to ensure that health issues are addressed in decisions about housing and the environment.	lead levels 0.686233 CDC 0.583906 large number 0.475338 blood lead tests 0.56933 service line 0.477253 Lead concentrations 0.500235 DC-area children 0.482916 water service pipes 0.621804 children 0.496597 U.S. children 0.485903 available blood lead 0.575079 elevated blood lead 0.567322 young children 0.493671 residential tap water 0.555419 test results 0.806255 surveillance data 0.54129 older homes 0.482528 DC Water 0.496588 safe blood level 0.543108 Environmental Protection Agency 0.673963 leaded solder 0.48433 Sewer Authority 0.475527 lead exposure 0.561171 health effects 0.478201	water supply pipe 0.568497 lead-in-water testing program 0.54626 water pipes 0.58148 Lead-based paint 0.500198 blood samples 0.480935 connect homes 0.482047 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.54048 water lead levels 0.591639 lead service pipes 0.986163 major contributors 0.481482 Morbidity Mortality Weekly 0.542443 drinking water 0.485826 federal agencies 0.489866 elevated lead levels 0.57483 previously reported results 0.550438 children’s health 0.495292 old lead-based pipes 0.617196 blood lead level 0.575316 DC Department 0.47701 U. S. Environmental 0.532601 missing test data 0.536375 childhood lead poisoning 0.592762 effective programs 0.489806 action level 0.60309	CLICK HERE