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1244	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Recommendations Regarding Education Programsand Policies to Promote Health Equity - Community PreventiveServices Task Force	The Community Preventive Services Task Force posted new information about two recommendations on its website: 1) Promoting Health Equity Through Education Programs and Policies: High School Completion Programs, available at http://www.thecommunityguide.org/healthequity/education/highschoolcompletion.	prevention experts 0.508046 CDC 0.564039 endorsement 0.403004 Human Services 0.844136 Health Equity 0.655588 recommendations 0.36468 research 0.331159 U.S. Department 0.852743 MMWR HTML versions 0.631133 task force 0.999568 identification 0.330566 electronic PDF version 0.616434 review 0.330937 new information 0.512794 members 0.333682 Preventive 0.33579 population health 0.511574 Out-of-School-Time Academic Programs 0.709076 Contact GPO 0.519981 Director 0.33363 commercial sources 0.488866 decision makers 0.488918 current prices 0.474942 original paper copy 0.611162	wide range 0.495077 U.S. Government Printing 0.618773 policies 0.390811 Superintendent 0.335287 Education Programs 0.651089 MMWR readers 0.49221 character translation 0.475803 technical support 0.492109 MMWR paper copy 0.62284 public health 0.533445 http://www.thecommunityguide.org/healthequity/education/outofschooltime.html 0.334268 format errors 0.480992 High 0.334539 website 0.334675 School Completion Programs 0.712684 approval 0.333223 typeset documents 0.488165 trade names 0.489044 Services Task Force 0.79629 official text 0.472758 non-CDC sites 0.484699 uncompensated panel 0.501293 electronic conversions 0.474249 printable versions 0.468011	CLICK HERE
6215	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Telebriefing on Influenza Vaccination - Press Briefing Transcript: August 18, 2011	This page is a historical archive and is no longer maintained.	vaccine recommendations 0.268867 seasonal vaccine 0.252653 trivalent influenza vaccine 0.380687 influenza vaccination coverage 0.581028 vaccination.  Influenza vaccination 0.385271 vaccine administration 0.256777 Tom Skinner 0.91926 pregnant women 0.327985 report.  Influenza vaccination 0.369882 health-care workers 0.296418 influenza vaccine 0.458287 trivalent inactivated vaccine 0.2802 vaccine coverage. 0.254993 annual vaccination 0.31083 health-care personnel. 0.255742 Dr. Bridges 0.284827 influenza vaccination rates. 0.385419 Lisa Grohskopf 0.334322 vaccination level change 0.279566 Dr. Carolyn Bridges 0.252694 Wall Street Journal 0.268207 influenza vaccine coverage 0.442486 2010-11.  Annual vaccination 0.292934 Timothy Martin 0.303554 higher vaccination coverage 0.304194	flu vaccine 0.45832 health-care personnel 0.730105 flu vaccine mandate 0.287981 Lisa Schnirring 0.300198 Advisory Committee 0.333676 influenza vaccine.  Thank 0.285185 trivalent vaccine 0.256854 Carolyn Bridges 0.869319 high dose vaccine 0.362354 question 0.415229 requirement.  Making vaccination 0.280967 seasonal flu vaccine 0.293444 influenza vaccination 0.778483 people 0.364127 influenza vaccination task 0.349165 previous influenza season 0.275747 Health-care Infection Control 0.293789 vaccine promotion 0.25361 health-care provider 0.249607 vaccine 0.697947 vaccine strength 0.255358 health-care facilities 0.253902 influenza.  Influenza vaccination 0.384304 egg allergy 0.317047	CLICK HERE
6354	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Basic TB Facts	Division of Tuberculosis Elimination	result 0.250507 latent TB infection 0.848757 kidney 0.256376 Mycobacterium tuberculosis 0.524648 TB disease 0.81287	TB-related conditions 0.380616 lungs 0.270813 spine 0.25684 body 0.23607 brain 0.235579	CLICK HERE
6510	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FASD - Information for Partners	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	National Center 0.327919 email updates 0.33163 Developmental Disabilities 0.330859 FASD Awareness 0.926092 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 0.728033 important public health 0.578772 Birth Defects 0.335797 pregnancy 0.330103 fact sheets 0.348479 NCBDDD website 0.318441 Fetal Alcohol Effect 0.723096 families 0.223435	National Task Force 0.539222 world gather 0.335352 Awareness Month Website 0.330739 private sector organizations 0.517332 free brochures 0.341771 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.817999 safest option 0.34488 free educational materials 0.548657 fetal alcohol 0.918873 safe kind 0.344572 FASDs 0.442136	CLICK HERE
7858	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Shaken Baby Syndrome - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Shaken Baby Syndrome	Caregivers 0.456005 Health professionals 0.552084 neck muscles 0.557341 biological father 0.691462 outward signs 0.573389 Healthy strategies 0.544909 Home visits 0.546825 broken shin bone 0.656916 mental retardation 0.562757 mother 0.480192 Shaken Baby Alliance 0.96033 caregiver 0.493263 physical child abuse 0.728354 seizures 0.46373 severe form 0.572651 trauma 0.455937 properly-secured car seat 0.669355 child abuse 0.853029 immediate support 0.542831 subsequent X-rays 0.542774 subdural hematoma 0.547749 highest risk 0.555589 Devin 0.461729 lacked motivation 0.5552 educational efforts 0.549555	viral infection 0.541808 true story 0.692659 Shaken Baby Syndrome 0.743262 toilet-training accident 0.55396 care center 0.683015 Mikey 0.461948 community resources 0.552647 crying 0.463799 9-year prison sentence 0.653456 CT scan 0.534185 diaper rash 0.556126 developmental delays 0.557377 SBS 0.771079 perpetrator 0.475551 severe motor dysfunction 0.694184 Small children 0.568708 tight clothing 0.550448 permanent brain damage 0.655655 home visitation programs 0.895495 obvious external head 0.710408 subarachnoid hemorrhage 0.562625 healing broken rib 0.651798 psychological support 0.544826 physical therapy 0.538535	CLICK HERE
9634	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table C2.1	BRFSS 2008 - Child Asthma Data - Table C2.1	HI 0.32095 Puerto Rico 0.584447 TX 0.306435 data 0.298282 NV 0.309279 CI denotes confidence 0.867017 NY 0.310947 Total ** 0.662288 states 0.298216 WI 0.299205 MD 0.318218 small sample size 0.832303 GA 0.318019 sample size 0.908521 CA 0.333053 binomial distribution 0.591668 WV 0.301294 MO 0.310147 WY 0.303367 IL 0.315512	MS 0.313889 normal approximation 0.584585 MT 0.30862 KS 0.316705 standard error 0.587739 Territories 0.299146 KY 0.315118 10.6 0.450801 CT 0.325907 PA 0.307715 Columbia 0.298107 NE 0.311274 AZ 0.328212 confidence interval 0.91921 NH 0.309001 NJ 0.306 District 0.298151 VT 0.302976 DC 0.331599	CLICK HERE
10866	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Drop in cigarette consumption offset by increases in other forms of smoked tobacco - CDC Online Newsroom - Press Release	West Nile virus disease cases up this year	dramatic increases 0.238113 Mortality Weekly Report 0.332925 States.  The health 0.228578 Combustible Tobacco—United States 0.319044 past March shows 0.220097 Sharp increases 0.246459 direct health care 0.317441 possible causes 0.238258 tax structure 0.237345 long decline 0.249378 Disease Control 0.24076 tobacco manufacturers 0.472744 tobacco smoke 0.417142 total consumption 0.359368 evidence-based tobacco control 0.518762 hard-hitting mass media 0.30997 adverse reproductive effects 0.297193 u.s. department 0.294233 roll-your-own tobacco 0.614152 consumption data 0.33855 total adult consumption 0.49865 small cigars 0.314152 young adults 0.327945 total cigarette consumption 0.70901 percent decline 0.32063	cigar smoking 0.234915 health threats 0.228317 chronic health conditions 0.314769 young people 0.223457 non-cigarette smoked tobacco 0.835073 percent 0.357004 tobacco products 0.962389 federal excise tax 0.315968 large cigars 0.385631 11-year downward trend 0.346776 U.S. health protection 0.324087 consumption estimates 0.337072 largest increases 0.239997 overall decline 0.237168 CDC’s Office 0.23968 Treasury Department data 0.316226 roll-your-own cigarettes 0.469283 cigarette-like cigars 0.331354 overall consumption 0.354103 Surgeon General 0.327673 Mental Health Administration 0.325069 tobacco epidemic 0.452973 pipe tobacco 0.809196 new report 0.25432	CLICK HERE
11684	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Promotion and Provision ofColorectal Cancer Screening: A Comparison of Colorectal CancerControl Program Grantees and Nongrantees, 2011-2012 - CDC	Since 2009, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has awarded nearly $95 million to 29 states and tribes through the Colorectal Cancer Control Program (CRCCP) to fund 2 program components: 1) providing colorectal cancer (CRC) screening to uninsured and underinsured low-income adults and 2) promoting population-wide CRC screening through evidence-based interventions identified in the Guide to Community Preventive Services (Community Guide). CRCCP is a new model for disseminating and promoting use of evidence-based interventions. If the program proves successful, CDC may adopt the model for future cancer control programs. The objective of our study was to compare the colorectal cancer screening practices of recipients of CRCCP funding (grantees) with those of nonrecipients (nongrantees).	CRC screening programs 0.414642 higher CRC screening 0.411961 Control Research Network 0.32155 Comprehensive Cancer Control 0.306608 provider reminders 0.359214 CRCCP funding 0.467956 Guide-recommended evidence-based interventions 0.418531 structural barriers 0.304321 National Comprehensive Cancer 0.303406 population-wide CRC screening 0.515206 colorectal cancer screening 0.398971 health care providers 0.376731 cancer control programs 0.357325 CRCCP grantees 0.810525 patient navigation 0.376885 Cancer Early Detection 0.481592 colorectal cancer 0.421599 client reminders 0.32236 CRC screening 0.92081 cervical cancer screening 0.373099 mass media 0.355343 Cancer Control Program 0.401933 CRC screening promotion 0.452688 Community Guide-recommended interventions 0.374369 fecal occult blood 0.351565	screening services 0.323277 CRCCP grantee states 0.307998 CRC screening methods 0.409838 CRC screening tests 0.402176 primary screening test 0.407435 Colorectal Cancer Control 0.324345 comprehensive cancer 0.31019 small media 0.352158 future cancer control 0.316148 National Breast 0.343352 CRCCP funding model 0.3162 commonly used interventions 0.305697 Early Detection Program 0.478613 fecal immunochemical testing 0.320158 CRC screening guidelines 0.429723 occult blood testing 0.314106 provider-oriented interventions 0.307045 CRC screening rates 0.476752 nongrantees 0.355042 provider assessment 0.327688 high-quality screening 0.31797 evidence-based interventions 0.756664 primary screening tests 0.346166 Cervical Cancer Early 0.479005	CLICK HERE
12919	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Concussion Videos - Molly's Story	null	Shares Her Concussion 0.971574	Molly 0.491551	CLICK HERE
14189	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Outbreak of Foodborne Botulism Associated with ImproperlyJarred Pesto - Ohio and California, 2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Health Department Food 0.574797 neurologic intensive care 0.528112 jars 0.539788 pesto manufacturer 0.598442 foodborne botulism 0.732706 type B toxin 0.548705 food samples 0.531451 health care facility 0.672188 Cincinnati Health Department 0.760225 Clostridium spp. 0.575486 Health Outbreak Response 0.559246 botulism outbreak 0.612411 low-acid canned foods 0.527593 botulinum antitoxin 0.571786 public health officials 0.567783 unopened glass jar 0.528039 low-acid canned vegetables 0.538835 type B botulism 0.596068 public health practice 0.583055 ready-to-eat food increases 0.536823 botulism antitoxin 0.583765 botulism 0.82864 possible botulism cases 0.654552 California Department 0.535895 pesto 0.771129	acute care facility 0.60133 pesto jar 0.611923 farm stand 0.639629 improperly canned foods 0.637897 State health departments 0.533759 local health department 0.586847 physician suspected botulism 0.665661 state health department 0.56132 Ohio Department 0.52789 public health emergency 0.588715 public health 0.809783 Pine Nut Basil 0.605379 botulinum toxin type 0.977349 public health investigation 0.570338 home-canned pesto 0.595027 throat pain 0.524852 Clostridium botulinum testing 0.577245 company A pesto 0.66571 long-term acute care 0.59418 Health Department epidemiologists 0.574303 food safety regulations 0.539596 different health care 0.56082 Health Laboratory 0.541928 pressurization practices 0.525569	CLICK HERE