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622	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	September is National Cholesterol Education Month - CDC Features	Learn what steps you can take to prevent high cholesterol or to reduce your LDL bad cholesterol level.	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
719	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Differences Between HIV-Infected Men and Women inAntiretroviral Therapy Outcomes - Six African Countries,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.	ART program outcomes 0.504594 ART 0.824938 new HIV infections 0.504364 standardized abstraction forms 0.482568 Health medical records 0.437355 CУДte d'Ivoire 0.937565 higher attrition risk 0.519726 Pediatric AIDS Foundation 0.486173 African countries 0.469407 first-line ART regimen 0.481631 African ART programs 0.464111 men 0.693589 MD 0.470906 ART facilities 0.486577 national public health 0.422086 western Africa 0.427035 CD4 count 0.467579 southern African cohorts 0.49533 ART initiation 0.7454 attrition 0.75176 World Health Organization 0.527399 program patient outcomes 0.433853 Global Health 0.519078 ART outcomes 0.422294	ART program 0.529419 male attrition 0.474627 Tanzania 0.445641 significant higher attrition 0.513224 ART medical records 0.483661 -infected men 0.430125 ART enrollees 0.579447 ART regimen 0.553267 adult men 0.429265 countries 0.492186 Glaser Pediatric AIDS 0.485069 study-eligible ART patients 0.479865 HIV disease stage 0.633377 Swaziland 0.43398 ART program improvement 0.457769 Behavioral Health Sciences 0.421081 southern Africa 0.584578 higher attrition 0.568352 higher attrition rates 0.566992 lower rates 0.473295 eastern Africa 0.468405 adult ART enrollees 0.476673 attrition risk 0.601411	CLICK HERE
6764	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - South Africa - CDC's HIV Prevention Programs: A Comprehensive Approach	CDC partners in South Africa with government and parastatal agencies, private institutions, universities and non-governmental organizations to improve the country’s public health foundation, to prevent transmission of HIV, to provide care and treatment for those who are already infected with HIV, and to strengthen laboratory capacity.	South African culture 0.713852 HIV prevention messaging 0.764032 stigma 0.529005 endorsement 0.529484 Biomedically-focused HIV activities 0.797332 traditional healers 0.710308 significant role 0.608767 most-at-risk populations 0.614529 general population 0.610667 consistent programs 0.61699 Content source 0.607439 HHS 0.532107 comprehensive approach 0.629226 government 0.517879 Notice 0.519482 Blood Service 0.619912 treatment services 0.60734 Province Blood Transfusion 0.730986 fear 0.518996 evidence-based behavior change 0.742025	cases 0.518273 counseling 0.5176 strategies 0.520334 South Africans 0.642456 multiple prevention interventions 0.751355 testing 0.51758 prevention messages 0.617625 safe medical injections 0.732609 adult male circumcision 0.729098 difficulty 0.520575 transfusion-transmitted HIV infection 0.785958 non-federal site 0.625538 HIV services 0.679595 valuable partners 0.611139 South African National 0.73282 employees 0.516889 CDC South Africa 0.982614 disease-free blood 0.639199 support 0.517947	CLICK HERE
8140	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About one in five U.S. adult cigarette smokers have tried an electronic cigarette	[Title]	Office 0.428962 Centers 0.435397 study 0.471498 e-cigarette marketing 0.549771 adults 0.587741 large numbers 0.556646 changes 0.433123 electronic cigarettes 0.686052 traditional cigarettes 0.964368 Research 0.429871 young people 0.551078 assistance 0.428936 percent 0.541084 MD MPH 0.558577 products 0.431527 sexes 0.44032 Prevention 0.435342 current smokers 0.594435 initiation 0.43364	Disease Control 0.588525 awareness 0.467337 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.554595 non-Hispanic Whites 0.586035 estimates 0.437435 Tim McAfee 0.558185 stories 0.429365 adult smokers 0.589465 long-term health 0.548966 Director Tom Frieden 0.704903 South 0.432137 visit www.BeTobaccoFree.gov 0.551884 e-cigarettes 0.778806 net public health 0.672552 users 0.429335 toxins 0.434229 visit http://www.cdc.gov/tips 0.557357 HUMAN SERVICES 0.554329 information 0.428237	CLICK HERE
8544	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rapid Implementation of Pulse Oximetry Newborn Screening toDetect Critical Congenital Heart Defects - New Jersey, 2011	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.	CCHD screening program 0.463153 routine screening 0.443815 data 0.526102 future aggregate data 0.390172 Birth Defects 0.413829 newly mandated screening 0.468445 aggregate pulse oximetry 0.485638 Jersey birthing facilities 0.448798 aggregate screening data 0.522794 NJDOH 0.394689 statewide newborn screening 0.52835 positive screens 0.519845 facilities screen newborns 0.399334 universal newborn screening 0.51549 intensive care unit 0.400232 oximetry screening results 0.515998 CCHD screening 0.505902 pulse oximetry 0.959784 individual-level screening 0.43546 live births 0.393303 New Jersey Dept 0.419223 New Jersey Birth 0.390549 positive screening results 0.735589 newborn screening 0.608844 data flow 0.390468	birthing facilities 0.607758 oximetry screening procedures 0.531476 Uniform Newborn Screening 0.465733 New Jersey birthing 0.481617 pulse oximetry surveillance 0.457193 data collection processes 0.396688 critical congenital heart 0.471838 congenital heart disease 0.445871 licensed birthing facilities 0.432493 aggregate data reports 0.432482 neonatal intensive care 0.441815 statewide CCHD screening 0.46873 New Jersey Department 0.396132 staff members 0.526587 newborns 0.448085 data collection 0.411147 New Jersey 0.816868 newborn screening protocol 0.531101 Jersey birthing hospitals 0.404299 hospital staff members 0.4251 prenatal ultrasound screening 0.45081 New Jersey data 0.401251 pulse oximetry screening 0.802918 relatively low burden 0.419049	CLICK HERE
10011	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using the Program Sustainability Assessment Tool to Assess and Plan for Sustainability - CDC	Implementing and growing a public health program that benefits society takes considerable time and effort. To ensure that positive outcomes are maintained over time, program managers and stakeholders should plan and implement activities to build sustainability capacity within their programs. We describe a 3-part sustainability planning process that programs can follow to build their sustainability capacity.	Prevention program sustainability 0.586973 sustainability efforts 0.56609 program 0.860486 summary Sustainability Report 0.614518 sustainability indicators 0.542774 sustainability planning process 0.718048 chronic disease program 0.584026 Public Health Systems 0.497019 ongoing sustainability assessment 0.552865 long-term sustainability 0.566029 sustainability capacity 0.940747 sample Sustainability Report 0.569924 PSAT summary Sustainability 0.624678 program sustainability planning 0.647056 sustainability scores 0.55584 3-part sustainability 0.564393 sustainability 0.997386 sustainability measurement tools 0.58209 St Louis 0.492778 sustainability factors 0.53373 sustainability planning 0.72339 sustainability needs 0.56274 current sustainability strengths 0.553979 sustainability results 0.545014	Health Systems Science 0.492495 program’s sustainability 0.703037 long-term sustainability efforts 0.563214 program sustainability capacity 0.64758 sustainability planning model 0.557987 Program Sustainability Assessment 0.745505 priority sustainability areas 0.560802 program managers 0.509047 health program capacity 0.513959 program staff 0.565211 public health 0.684792 public health program 0.595561 Sustainability Assessment Tool 0.72153 sustainability domains 0.548488 sustainability planning resources 0.563963 public health programs 0.611759 sustainability action planning 0.627504 program’s capacity 0.490903 action steps 0.5598 health department program 0.494614 Sustainability Report 0.635598 current sustainability capacity 0.594095 G. Coalition sustainability 0.54424 Sustainability Framework 0.572135	CLICK HERE
10870	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Qualitative Study of Tobacco Dependence Treatment in 19 US Dental Hygiene Programs - CDC	The US Public Health Service calls for health professionals to provide tobacco dependence counseling for patients. The purpose of this study was to understand how dental hygiene programs make decisions about and provide training for tobacco dependence counseling to help them graduate more fully competent hygienists.	tobacco use cessation 0.577217 tobacco user 0.447567 TDT competence 0.425556 tobacco dependence counseling 0.46238 dental hygiene treatment 0.398264 TDT competency 0.407288 Tobacco Cessation 0.409061 dental hygiene 0.935297 tobacco 0.724269 hygiene education programs 0.479192 tobacco users 0.408138 health care providers 0.389666 formal TDT training 0.452411 health professionals 0.396657 patients 0.404445 tobacco dependence training 0.507004 American Dental Hygienists 0.409649 fluoride treatment 0.400412 tobacco dependence treatment 0.481922 hygiene training programs 0.438342 M. Dental hygiene 0.388469 programs 0.758152 dental schools 0.392753 dental hygiene mission 0.391759 students 0.553657	training 0.614792 dental hygiene students 0.429112 fluoride therapy training 0.424364 dental hygiene education 0.690868 dental hygiene training 0.45538 dental hygiene competence 0.400026 patient 0.414535 tobacco dependence 0.694904 public health 0.400363 health care 0.395446 dental hygiene texts 0.396012 clinical training students 0.401984 faculty member 0.402845 TDT 0.685291 tooth whitening 0.489219 clinical training 0.534035 chair-side tobacco dependence 0.40584 Public Health Service 0.39989 dental hygiene program 0.399418 dental hygiene programs 0.593651 dental hygiene educators 0.405883 faculty members 0.527906 tobacco programs 0.39948 tobacco champion 0.452549	CLICK HERE
11200	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diagnosis | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever	null	detectable levels 0.651505 patients 0.37363 typhoid fever 0.779545 Ebola infection 0.909831 malaria 0.401032 blood 0.363548 public health authorities 0.936638 Ebola virus 0.841318	Laboratory tests 0.619375 person 0.489185 patient 0.43284 Samples 0.367765 contact 0.366885 common diseases 0.672141 early symptoms 0.906326	CLICK HERE
12556	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	CDC: Tips From Former Smokers - Brian's Story	Smoking is especially dangerous for people who are living with HIV, the virus that can cause AIDS. Brian learned that lesson the hard way, when he had a stroke—a brain attack—at age 43. Over time, smoking and having HIV had led to clogged blood vessels in Brian's neck. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Brian talks about surviving HIV-related medical problems. He regained good health—then nearly lost his life because of smoking. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=c103243507a5410aa75683aedab903b320140620100943117	Brian 0.658455 Smokers 0.932887	CDC 0.92604 YouTube 0.871802	CLICK HERE
15301	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2011-12 Flu Season	FluVaxView vaccination coverage 2011-12 Influenza Season - CDC	Early Vaccination Coverage 0.399688 influenza vaccination coverage 0.474674 Population Early Season 0.458373 Dashboard 0.462644 Vaccination Trends 0.410121 Women Vaccination Coverage 0.469272 Single Season Report 0.315815 Season Vaccination Coverage 0.671612 vaccination coverage 0.99715 General Population Coverage 0.431827 Pregnant Women 0.533648 Key Findings 0.339313 2011-12 Report 0.281486 state-level influenza vaccination 0.423187 Population Vaccination Coverage 0.632614 Trend Report 0.347401 page options Skip 0.270986 Pregnant Women Vaccination 0.469833 Season General Population 0.540529 General Population Vaccination 0.636168 Influenza Vaccination Distribution 0.396826 (Flu) 0.312196 Influenza Types 0.295164 2012-13 Report 0.280287 United States 0.379498	email address 0.307674 Early Season Vaccination 0.61718 general population 0.837533 2016-17 Trend Report 0.333232 Search Form Controls 0.329048 Health Care Personnel 0.690426 Recent Influenza Vaccination 0.396266 2016-17 Report 0.281171 NIS-Flu Influenza Data 0.430176 Local Areas 0.321182 Personnel Flu Vaccination 0.393971 General Population Place 0.435505 General Population NHIS 0.433311 Influenza Season 0.327244 Seasonal Flu 0.284403 Internet Panel Survey 0.296903 Report 0.412559 Single Season Dashboard 0.36232 Mid-Season Flu Vaccination 0.434171 Seasonal Influenza 0.278053 Nursing Home 0.289694 2013-14 Report 0.308986 Flu Season 0.312552 Flu Vaccination Coverage 0.58147	CLICK HERE