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1037	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Grand Rounds: Global Tobacco Control	This is another in a series of occasional MMWR reports titled CDC Grand Rounds. These reports are based on grand rounds presentations at CDC on high-profile issues in public health science, practice, and policy. Information about CDC Grand Rounds is available at http://www.	annual global consumption 0.480515 smokefree laws 0.464367 China National Tobacco 0.588411 Tobacco Industry 0.577503 Chaloupka FJ 0.472181 Global Tobacco Surveillance 0.590934 tobacco excise tax 0.567695 tobacco use costs 0.541077 tobacco 0.916247 Global Public Health 0.479077 comprehensive tobacco control 0.58844 World Health Organization 0.563449 average cigarette consumption 0.47038 tobacco use initiation 0.546291 countries 0.518292 excess health risks 0.459423 tobacco products 0.768658 cigarettes 0.476839 J. The tobacco 0.537957 private tobacco companies 0.588774 total cigarette price 0.47003 global cigarette consumption 0.47962 global tobacco control 0.587129 United States 0.521305 tobacco packages 0.559613	smokers 0.461468 tobacco advertising 0.61173 tobacco control policy 0.59649 significant health benefits 0.460529 Adult Tobacco Survey 0.625787 tobacco marketing bans 0.579436 Global Youth Tobacco 0.592705 cigarette consumption 0.495809 graphic warning labels 0.49353 tobacco sales worldwide 0.606522 H. Tobacco advertising 0.564787 smokefree public places 0.465778 Cigarette package health 0.470995 effective tobacco control 0.586957 Global Adult Tobacco 0.629526 well-enforced smokefree policies 0.463169 specific health warnings 0.460048 tobacco control policies 0.64573 Tob Control 0.482714 Tobacco Questions 0.55739 cigarette packages 0.466266 Canadian Cancer Society 0.487834 Tobacco plants 0.564941 tobacco control 0.843758	CLICK HERE
8385	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013:12_0211	Volumen 10 — el 28 de marzo de 2013.	salud pública 0.561673 Nueva York 0.473352 mayores probabilidades 0.466133 alta prevalencia 0.582983	Estados Unidos 0.56767 participantes indo-guyaneses 0.960928 Ningún estudio 0.48003 mala salud 0.467923	CLICK HERE
8575	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - War Stories, William L. Perry	War Stories, The first cases of illness from the 1918 flu pandemic in the United States were reported from Fort Riley, Kansas on March 11 when an Army private became ill; complaining of fever, sore throat, and headache. Military personnel were greatly impacted by the virus and many young recruits were dead from the flu before they ever saw combat.	pandemic flu 0.663051 Campobello 0.362867 William Lawrence Perry 0.796346 William’s death 0.417555 train station 0.439227 flu epidemic 0.689442 livery service 0.509432 church–sponsored social gathering 0.778504	South Carolina 0.863541 Linda Mulvihill 0.565778 death certificate 0.416383 flu stricken soldiers 0.974776 children 0.2198 ) service. 0.449591 general store 0.47418 Lilly 0.453934	CLICK HERE
9799	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) - Treating the Most Disruptive Symptoms First	null	bed 0.237798 severe fatigue 0.476778 thinking 0.237693 times 0.237969 Institute 0.233133 complex disease 0.390667 understanding 0.233113 health care providers 0.539427 ME/CFS 0.833269 dizziness 0.257062 pain 0.235244 timely diagnosis 0.403076 committee 0.23346 IOM 0.260819	Americans 0.236337 encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome 0.995804 sleep problems 0.402557 usual activities 0.430562 body systems 0.430988 people 0.311776 symptoms 0.233915 symptom 0.252966 post-exertional malaise 0.428804 long-term illness 0.481315 new diagnostic criteria 0.557353 PEM 0.255933 Myal­gic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue 0.602573	CLICK HERE
11175	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Geography of Diabetes by Census Tract in a Large Sample of Insured Adults in King County, Washington, 2005"2006 - CDC	Identifying areas of high diabetes prevalence can have an impact on public health prevention and intervention programs. Local health practitioners and public health agencies lack small-area data on obesity and diabetes.	diabetes prevention 0.439362 census tracts 0.571389 Cooperative health care 0.389433 unsmoothed prevalence 0.411001 EB-smoothed prevalence 0.418036 Health Cooperative health 0.403878 self-reported diabetes 0.416233 college education 0.397284 population density 0.522217 median household income 0.534104 area-level diabetes 0.411073 Food Environment Index 0.412448 countywide prevalence 0.412069 Census-tract–level prevalence 0.408495 obesity prevalence 0.51571 adult diabetes 0.43632 Diabetes status 0.43069 census tract–level diabetes 0.479789 high diabetes risk 0.465359 random spatial pattern 0.406946 high diabetes prevalence 0.580845 census-tract–level diabetes prevalence 0.524791 geographic distribution 0.424309 Modified Retail Food 0.408991 spatial clustering 0.38901	Group Health Cooperative 0.428285 spatial dependence 0.430946 crude prevalence 0.406723 percentage points 0.455445 southeast King County 0.428034 prevalence estimates 0.414612 diabetes prevalence 0.90654 diabetes belt 0.449373 childhood obesity prevalence 0.475298 median home value 0.601178 residual spatial dependence 0.391214 public health 0.402073 Retail Food Environment 0.413242 text description 0.396383 food environment 0.520472 diabetes incidence 0.437408 high prevalence 0.426779 college degree 0.431577 smoothed diabetes prevalence 0.641925 low prevalence 0.406366 census-tract level 0.449048 diabetes data 0.431464 King County 0.760435 Group Health 0.51009	CLICK HERE
11250	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Mayo es el Mes deConcientización sobre el Asma	Aprenda a controlar su asma.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.766595 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.762406 infecciones respiratorias 0.667801 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.786418 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.765036	Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.761928 causa episodios 0.680493 Estados Unidos 0.673432 Archivo Microsoft 0.954426	CLICK HERE
12988	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Breast Cancer Stage, Surgery, and Survival Statistics for Idaho's National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program Population, 2004"2012 - CDC	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	population-based breast cancer 0.546571 breast cancer control 0.528767 WHC program 0.638049 nonlinked breast cancer 0.623352 WHC linkage status 0.551104 WHC 0.673522 WHC screening 0.525216 nonlinked cancers 0.63839 cause-specific survival 0.576836 Idaho WHC 0.571455 cervical cancer screening 0.636908 cancer survival proportions 0.5543 Breast Cancer Early 0.530507 cervical cancer 0.733509 NBCCEDP-linked breast cancer 0.549746 invasive breast cancer 0.597559 invasive breast cancers 0.560294 women 0.638224 cause-specific breast cancer 0.653302 female breast cancers 0.552803 WHC-linked breast cancers 0.602049 late-stage breast cancer 0.5513 stage breast cancer 0.543421 breast cancer diagnosis 0.601757 early detection program 0.585858	Idaho WHC program 0.570816 nonlinked breast cancers 0.649465 breast cancer surgeries 0.534674 WHC-linked breast cancer 0.64522 cancer registries 0.5252 breast cancers 0.702827 stage distribution 0.525229 cancer screening rates 0.548591 regional breast cancers 0.553101 Cancer Res Treat 0.527282 National Breast 0.543352 breast cancer screening 0.597895 federal poverty guidelines 0.529843 breast cancer survival 0.709393 Idaho WHC enrollees 0.564104 WHC database 0.579649 breast cancer 0.936293 cancer early detection 0.603625 breast cancer cases 0.563344 WHC data 0.524041 breast cancer disparities 0.534964 breast cancer incidence 0.526237 WHC-linked cancers 0.62657 Breast Cancer Res 0.582074	CLICK HERE
13021	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Mycoplasma pneumoniae Outbreak in a Long-Term Care Facility- Nebraska, 2014	Deborah L. Hastings, MD1,2, Kari J. Harrington3, Preeta K.	fever т‰Ѕ100.4ТÐ?F 0.605723 Nebraska Public Health 0.573888 Human Services 0.591682 East Central District 0.623422 Alzheimer unit residents 0.575446 Preeta K. Kutty 0.570451 classic pneumonia symptom 0.570288 Jonas M. Winchell 0.582053 Thomas J. Safranek 0.571705 outbreak 0.641065 health care providers 0.578396 epidemiologic link 0.634399 Chlamydophila pneumoniae 0.58487 ill residents 0.591843 ill staff members 0.581109 respiratory disease outbreaks 0.587314 Central District Health 0.668596 District Health Department 0.666267 long-term care facility 0.599132 strict infection control 0.624644 unexplained pneumonia cases 0.583378 surveillance case definition 0.573776 certain patients 0.60209 case definition 0.762409	staff family member 0.570729 primary care provider 0.571932 etiologic agent 0.574431 M. pneumoniae 0.927925 respiratory disease clusters 0.580642 outbreak situations 0.57458 Public Health Laboratory 0.618324 respiratory illness outbreaks 0.597282 community members 0.579416 respiratory illness 0.641132 droplet precautions 0.597745 probable case definition 0.61634 infection prevention measures 0.576539 Alzheimer unit 0.597976 autopsy specimens 0.573121 Deborah L. Hastings 0.621188 Mycoplasma pneumoniae DNA 0.622412 acute respiratory illness 0.580005 ECDHD staff members 0.591742 long-term care facilities 0.633828 staff members 0.706456 skilled nursing facility 0.586013 infection control measures 0.679822 M. pneumoniae infection 0.643847	CLICK HERE
13148	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Workers' Memorial Day - April 28, 2015	Workers' Memorial Day, observed each year on April 28, recognizes workers who died or who have experienced exposures to hazards at work. In 2013, a total of 4,405 U.S.	overall incidence 0.570461 endorsement 0.484322 Human Services 0.711544 record new cases 0.714227 U.S. Department 0.704229 MMWR HTML versions 0.694514 nonfatal work-related illnesses 0.986088 electronic PDF version 0.67731 work-related injuries 0.995238 additional information 0.563817 Memorial 0.430805 deaths 0.430817 occupational fatalities 0.608241 issue 0.451334 Contact GPO 0.589562 commercial sources 0.562358 current prices 0.554307 U.S. workers 0.615743 original paper copy 0.671459 United States 0.566103 original MMWR paper 0.68795 U.S. Government Printing 0.679934 local government workers 0.739745 work-related fatalities 0.783779	work-related asthma 0.752652 Occupational Safety 0.584269 MMWR readers 0.571772 character translation 0.553201 total 0.430422 under-recognized work-related illnesses 0.981258 health care workers 0.733469 National Institute 0.57203 format errors 0.555419 typeset documents 0.56233 private industry workers 0.741292 national surveillance systems 0.707984 unpublished data 0.571756 trade names 0.562486 official text 0.551048 emergency departments 0.565673 exposures 0.436523 latest estimate 0.589613 non-CDC sites 0.559651 overall societal burden 0.709556 report 0.447644 electronic conversions 0.550766 occupational traumatic injuries 0.790272 printable versions 0.546206	CLICK HERE
13835	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Selected Diagnosed Chronic Conditions by Sexual Orientation:A National Study of US Adults, 2013	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	gay/lesbian adults 0.515128 sexual orientation 0.770826 Sample Adult data 0.407884 Chronic Conditions Strategic 0.384983 significant differences 0.502635 National Health Interview 0.499023 diagnosed chronic conditions 0.415616 multiple chronic conditions 0.401584 health insurance status 0.396577 gay/lesbian women 0.413738 Survey Sample Adult 0.40813 Sample Adult Core 0.395516 current asthma 0.401366 estimates 0.412766 undiagnosed chronic conditions 0.376447 Interview Survey Sample 0.409777 bisexual adults 0.549012 response rate 0.383551 Health Interview Survey 0.500042 prevalent chronic conditions 0.385452 straight adults 0.509464 arthritis 0.401221 sociodemographic characteristics 0.409828 chronic bronchitis 0.392175	obstructive pulmonary disease 0.48146 study 0.391932 chronic health conditions 0.426987 adults 0.641871 straight men 0.381174 sexual minority 0.438007 straight women 0.390514 percentage points 0.444893 prevalence estimates 0.375981 prevalence 0.505968 additional chronic conditions 0.374916 health care 0.384897 sexual minority groups 0.411954 sample adult 0.471335 annual combined family 0.393933 age-adjusted prevalence 0.384894 MCC 0.41864 chronic conditions 0.907648 bisexual women 0.375651 percentage-point higher prevalence 0.397997 relative standard error 0.393146 gay men 0.374268 Adult data file 0.412085 coronary heart disease 0.431828	CLICK HERE