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4827	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Moving multiunit housing providers toward adoption of smoke-free policies	null	smoke-free policy 0.514084 County Health Department 0.505988 Northwest Health Foundation 0.48298 smoke-free housing efforts 0.519015 smoke-free units 0.506662 property management companies 0.479462 smoke-free building 0.490973 smoke-free living 0.486805 no-smoking policies 0.950017 secondhand smoke 0.585103 business case 0.501216 board members 0.479185 public-sector property managers 0.499806 landlord focus groups 0.482643 renters 0.494972 policy change 0.477494 smoke-free project 0.492635 property managers 0.785102 Fair Housing Council 0.518122 case study 0.497026 Smokefree Housing Project 0.540954 Metro Area Smokefree 0.516194 Smoke-Free Environments Law 0.508256 Multnomah County Health 0.506571 property management company 0.486776	advisory board members 0.478349 no-smoking lease addendum 0.483346 smoke-free policies 0.615731 Area Smokefree Housing 0.537354 smoke-free workplace law 0.534744 multiunit housing 0.563611 public health 0.634459 no-smoking policy 0.477501 local housing providers 0.505521 advisory board 0.537992 smoke-free multiunit housing 0.534037 strong smoke-free workplace 0.487437 secondhand smoke exposure 0.484484 housing stakeholders 0.477363 Public Health Division 0.513766 landlord trade associations 0.486936 smoke-free rental units 0.548113 portland-vancouver metro area 0.680093 largest public housing 0.486638 smoke-free housing 0.720893 new smoke-free units 0.502024 landlords 0.504794 public housing units 0.502186 tobacco control 0.508289	CLICK HERE
5661	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diisopropylamine - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
6290	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC takes new steps to combat childhood obesity - Press Release: September 29, 2011	CDC takes new steps to combat childhood obesity	successful strategies 0.532805 obesity rates 0.576047 health insurance 0.594905 families.  Rates 0.477585 successful elements 0.491116 active living 0.483318 Health Insurance Program 0.561906 CDC Director Thomas 0.543841 Disease Control 0.489974 health insurance enrollment 0.552538 community strategies 0.492067 supportive changes 0.473812 costly health problems. 0.549566 community efforts 0.484033 health behaviors 0.488948 childhood obesity prevention 0.680141 family members 0.473488 innovative approaches 0.547546 Obese children 0.493188 disease management. 0.477795 doctor visits 0.473149 funding awards 0.481216 healthy eating 0.478459 Childhood Obesity Demonstration 0.82375 Affordable Care Act 0.558501	Obesity Demonstration Project 0.637106 child care centers 0.544128 research facilities 0.538648 Children’s Health 0.552975 new effort 0.482346 retail food stores 0.534031 minority families 0.486092 community venues 0.47579 cost health insurance 0.561522 disease prevention 0.479612 limited English proficiency 0.5381 preventive care 0.480806 heart disease 0.479968 public health 0.503244 underserved children 0.485288 low–income communities 0.481323 project grantees 0.485488 R. Frieden 0.478621 effective health care 0.578346 minority communities 0.48753 Obesity Demonstration Project. 0.674239 childhood obesity 0.982171 evaluation center 0.537561 primary care 0.492313	CLICK HERE
6356	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Economic Costs of Excessive Alcohol Consumption in the U.S., 2006 - Press Briefing Transcript: October 17, 2011	Economic Costs of Excessive Alcohol Consumption in the U.S., 2006	alcohol attributable crimes 0.588794 excessive alcohol consumption. 0.596636 blood alcohol level 0.567267 Bob Brewer 0.992756 Tom Skinner 0.966159 topic.  Excess alcohol 0.635099 press star 0.621603 alcohol attributable motor 0.576987 Alcohol Program lead 0.608715 total economic costs 0.578722 data sources 0.55815 mental health services 0.748019 alcohol abuse 0.68884 health services administration 0.750627 excess alcohol drinking 0.656022 health care costs 0.715731 alcohol attributable causes. 0.577411 heavy drinking 0.67707 workplace productivity 0.570701 productivity costs 0.550426 alcohol related disease 0.582022 criminal justice 0.636366 Timothy Martin 0.632117 men.  Binge drinking 0.610089 economic costs 0.58776	Ralph Hingson 0.563488 Excess alcohol consumption 0.83932 touch tone phone 0.80544 Dena Bunis 0.767235 alcohol consumption 0.933478 excessive drinking 0.576074 total costs 0.575421 total cost 0.56673 criminal justice costs 0.569119 health care 0.861468 alcohol effective disorders 0.591543 costs 0.73774 Dr. Brewer 0.573417 national institute 0.590911 question 0.589378 country.  Heavy drinking 0.600256 excess drinking 0.584462 Tom Frieden 0.74126 Dr. Thomas Frieden 0.613004 public health problem 0.647024 Dr. Bob Brewer 0.593578 Dr. Frieden 0.771912 binge drinking results 0.59725 call.  Dr. Frieden 0.590811	CLICK HERE
8866	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Middle East Respiratory Syndrome - MERS-CoV | CDC Features	CDC Coronavirus: Coronaviruses are common throughout the world. They can infect people and animals. Five different coronaviruses can infect people and make them sick. They usually cause mild to moderate upper-respiratory illness.	control recommendations 0.374817 general public 0.374704 CDC 0.232018 MERS-CoV 0.259104 cough 0.245052 Oman 0.234353 treatment… 0.231226 MERS situation 0.729911 Algeria 0.238403 additional information 0.387822 case definitions 0.374869 infection-control precautions 0.395533 countries 0.283195 Bahrain 0.235611 ill travelers 0.428037 symptoms 0.260313 medical transport guidance 0.593369 UAE 0.234477 Yemen 0.237205 healthcare personnel 0.390294 Arabian Peninsula 0.878888 United States 0.562968 airline crew 0.373691 fever 0.231354 Saudi Arabia 0.627395	breath 0.235169 quarantine guidance 0.450891 U.S. 0.251066 prevention tips 0.390672 Qatar 0.238434 preparedness checklists 0.382084 healthcare professionals 0.373585 Kuwait 0.235061 Tunisia 0.23522 acute respiratory illness 0.614879 Interim guidance 0.450712 Middle East Respiratory 0.648532 travel-associated MERS cases 0.857051 United Kingdom 0.38227 United Arab Emirates 0.540507 people 0.26161 Syndrome 0.23491 infection prevention 0.38272 home care 0.38028 movement guidance 0.44394 shortness 0.254701 MERS 0.999029 humans 0.230909 clinical features 0.382398	CLICK HERE
9475	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Efectos de un programa de bienestar multifacético para abordar el síndrome metabólico llevado a cabo en una iglesia, con la participación de 41 feligreses obesos o con sobrepeso	null	Lamb A 0.87783 Case LD 0.932635 Danhauer SC 0.894165 Ivester P 0.958688 baja calidad 0.794934	Sergeant S 0.881001 Chilton BG 0.916949 Chronic Dis 0.917077 corto plazo 0.838482	CLICK HERE
9867	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Key Programs - DFWED - NCEZID	Division of Foodborne, Waterborne, and Environmental Diseases homepage (DFWED). DFWED is part of the National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases.	list Skip 0.795745 Environmental Diseases 0.409105 waterborne 0.337584 foodborne 0.31724	page options Skip 0.980215 fungal diseases 0.426398 navigation Skip 0.811486	CLICK HERE
10160	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables	Table I   Summary of provisional cases of selected notifiable diseases, United States, cumulative, week ending February 15, 2014 (7th Week).	different event codes 0.547146 H. influenzae 0.452416 CDC 0.414482 California serogroup 0.557165 age group 0.387816 novel influenza 0.704723 invasive pneumococcal disease 0.893671 eastern equine 0.380246 measles cases 0.489316 ** Data 0.425287 western equine diseases 0.534138 case notifications 0.390623 susceptible cases 0.445192 probable cases 0.462366 Rocky Mountain 0.373757 rickettsia infections 0.426483 ArboNET Surveillance 0.379962 Zoonotic 0.241072 rubella cases 0.45851 Spotted fever rickettsioses 0.611879 St. Louis 0.383203 E. coli 0.385433 influenza A virus 0.549962 virus infections 0.44341	National Center 0.576466 Immunization 0.238764 cases 0.714835 pneumoniae invasive disease 0.606053 Table 0.29462 Total case counts 0.563264 Spotted fever group 0.609685 serogroup non-O157 0.557049 serotypes 0.237824 Shiga 0.291656 similar clinical presentation 0.533075 Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases 0.573434 meningococcal disease 0.401373 Cumulative total E. 0.562259 condition 0.258093 Influenza Division 0.51358 Streptococcus 0.24322 unknown serogroup 0.557778 Respiratory Diseases 0.402611 Powassan 0.245795 ages 0.237856 Enteric Diseases 0.39833 Includes drug resistant 0.553212	CLICK HERE
10532	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Email Updates: June 4, 2012'Clinicians Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA)	CDC Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA). Providing clinicians the most current and reliable information on emerging public health threats, such as pandemics, natural disasters, and bioterrorism.	National Hurricane Preparedness 0.685842 CDC 0.973809 personal hurricane plan 0.561355 Annual Institute 0.60289 Public Health Nurses 0.597022 – (CDC) 0.668799 CDC Science Clips 0.758284 Additional COCA Conference 0.671341 Plant Health Inspection 0.559863 Free CE credit/contact 0.541338 Weekly Flu View 0.522972 on-demand emergency preparedness 0.580313 COCA subscribers 0.595235 century public health 0.602914 Current Travel Warnings 0.524058 public health events 0.592933 community/public health nurse 0.580594 emergency preparedness 0.627423 Adult Preparedness Portal 0.582748 COCA Call Announcements 0.599963 Community Health Nursing 0.595628 coca e-mail distribution 0.764804 CDC Health Alert 0.825536 Terrorism Update Listserv 0.545689 CDC Releases 0.686748	COCA partners 0.582704 COCA Email Update 0.666236 human salmonella infections 0.610923 public health community 0.606796 cross-sector preparedness guide 0.58549 CDC-Clinician Terrorism 0.528637 African American community 0.52691 CDC Public Health 0.803748 COCA Updates 0.600352 National Influenza Vaccination 0.639918 public health 0.935996 Specific Hazards preparedness 0.583131 E-mail Distribution Listserv 0.561957 public health nursing 0.608597 E-mail distribution list 0.548558 influenza vaccination 0.641224 Terrorism Training Listserv 0.551762 FoodSafety.gov Reports FDA 0.531612 HHS Secretary Kathleen 0.530484 Salmonella Infections Linked 0.517655 National Poultry Improvement 0.5238 USDA Food Recalls 0.521904 CDC shares stories 0.737761 Response Training Resources 0.539767	CLICK HERE
14131	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Welcome NHANES Participant | Video | National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey	This video explains what is involved for the sample participant when participating in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). It includes examples of examinations conducted, benefits for participation, and further information about the survey. 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/wcms/videos/low-res/NCHS/2016/nhanes-participants-english_1095834.mp4	NHANES Participants 0.947149		CLICK HERE