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5888	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Calcium carbonate - 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
6711	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Calculating reach of evidence-based weight loss and memory improvement interventions among older adults attending Arkansas senior centers, 2008-2011.	Older adults could benefit from public health interventions that address the health conditions they face. However, translation of evidence-based interventions into the community has been slow.	public health interventions 0.29835 reach 0.339934 senior center 0.334904 memory arm 0.286451 program 0.36144 Introduction Older adults 0.321447 memory intervention 0.502305 Arkansas senior centers 0.30269 senior center attendees 0.284572 lay health educators 0.340287 REACH caregiver intervention 0.308787 obese older adults 0.309512 target population penetration 0.278364 weight loss 0.464698 larger target population 0.281685 memory improvement 0.406112 behavioral weight loss 0.333571 weight loss intervention 0.423251 Medical Sciences 0.312427 programs 0.279699 Little Rock 0.285782 Older Americans Act 0.285058 study 0.346886 memory improvement programs 0.275761 memory program 0.293099	community-dwelling older adults 0.299662 lifestyle intervention 0.477366 screening process 0.329014 potential reach 0.287141 obese senior adults 0.282769 evidence-based interventions 0.282994 senior center participants 0.275511 congregate meal program 0.348935 Memory Training Intervention 0.31806 senior centers 0.927081 public health 0.328062 weight control intervention 0.301743 body mass index 0.277985 program reach 0.280026 broader target population 0.27697 memory program participants 0.286576 target population 0.689066 older Americans 0.382346 Memory Improvement Program 0.282649 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.314881 memory improvement intervention 0.361705 older adults 0.867383 Program lifestyle intervention 0.312817 lifestyle intervention criteria 0.327251	CLICK HERE
7868	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Head Injuries and Bicycle Safety - Health Communication	Head Injuries and Bicycle Safety - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	peers 0.426697 great pain 0.528079 mother 0.450209 bike helmet 0.634733 bicyclist 0.43082 children 0.719288 properly fitted helmet 0.772346 Yes. Wearing 0.53786 helmets 0.737658 sidewalk 0.42714 young daughters 0.520519 bikes 0.448347 adolescents 0.453185 kind 0.441734 stitches 0.426084 wear bicycle helmets 0.724569 Millions 0.428553 emergency department care 0.66028 older children 0.545453 prevention strategies 0.531515 tremendous guilt 0.537556 bicycles 0.425881 deal 0.44547 hearing distance 0.521897 facial scars 0.532348	father 0.484286 head injury 0.656104 bike ride 0.529383 U.S. 0.427951 national survey 0.549528 young girl 0.514342 upstairs 0.428451 helmet 0.90982 important prevention method 0.641012 teenager 0.426469 bicycle-related injuries 0.671809 younger children 0.547505 bicyclists 0.4306 confidence 0.425492 traumatic brain injuries 0.645551 Talk 0.425617 emergency departments 0.528405 cyclists 0.425577 ten-year old boy 0.628718 ages 0.428259 risk 0.425989 time 0.425859 young salesman 0.619488 age 0.426619	CLICK HERE
11443	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence and Characteristics of Sexual Violence, Stalking, and Intimate Partner Violence Victimization - National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, United States, 2011	Matthew J. Breiding, PhD.	severe physical violence 0.313175 unwanted sexual violence 0.263417 Sexual Violence Survey 0.292333 National Intimate Partner 0.282167 case count 0.29083 non-Hispanic black women 0.291359 sexual coercion 0.325191 physical violence 0.435809 psychological aggression 0.271002 violence type 0.261305 Indian/Alaska Native women 0.307694 victims 0.416329 statistically reliable prevalence 0.296517 male perpetrators 0.279156 violence prevention 0.261874 partner violence–related impact 0.291832 female stalking victims 0.279549 sexual violence victimization 0.277116 lifetimes 0.361936 unwanted sexual contact 0.411038 non-Hispanic black men 0.260907 male victims 0.370184 survey 0.324232 women 0.510867	violence victimization results 0.261447 male stalking victims 0.304429 Pacific Islander 0.261915 United States 0.274622 contact sexual violence 0.363351 intimate partner 0.991995 male sexual violence 0.277923 physical violence behaviors 0.264558 rape 0.330076 public health burden 0.278654 partner violence victimization 0.367794 men 0.464577 physical violence victimization 0.262438 non-Hispanic white men 0.287642 sexual violence 0.859553 female victims 0.334659 perpetrator 0.3155 female sexual violence 0.276946 reliable prevalence estimate 0.27593 statistically reliable estimates 0.296454 non-Hispanic white women 0.290659 intimate partner violence 0.737094 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.380579 age 0.328476	CLICK HERE
12653	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Break the Silence: Stop the Violence	It may shock you to know that one out of every eleven teens reports being hit or physically hurt by a boyfriend or girlfriend in the past twelve months. But why is that, and how can we change it? In "Break The Silence: Stop the Violence," parents talk with teens about developing healthy, respectful relationships before they start dating. 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/cdctv/	Silence 0.968861	YouTube 0.913565	CLICK HERE
12813	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Responding to a Concussion and Action Plan for Coaches | HEADS UP | CDC Injury Center	null	repeat concussion 0.203845 athlete’s health 0.21219 young athlete 0.911383 medical provider 0.301482	health care provider 0.836743 concussion 0.576298 possible concussion 0.416383	CLICK HERE
13848	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lisa's Videos	The story of Lisa, a 41 year-old woman with a family history of breast cancer.	family members 0.598868 health professionals 0.426829 higher risk 0.604007 best health advocate 0.574036 ovarian cancer 0.851126 pre-menopausal breast 0.444164 young mother 0.427952 breast cancer 0.597887 BRCA gene mutations 0.569994 videos 0.249693 video 0.245864 cousin 0.342613	steps 0.245703 Lisa 0.913291 genetic counseling 0.556797 management options 0.424734 aunts 0.368859 BRCA gene mutation 0.990342 family history 0.717216 aunt 0.262543 cancer risk 0.395479 tip 0.247169 information 0.245715	CLICK HERE
15769	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Move IT! Rig Move Safety for Truckers	This video covers rig move safety for truckers in the oil and gas fields. It helps make sense of the organized chaos that accompanies a rig move and highlights some easy ways to lower the risk of being injured or killed when moving to a new location.	Rig Move Safety 0.985261	Truckers 0.817636	CLICK HERE
16099	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Implement a Lifestyle Change Program (for Professionals) | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	welcome guide 0.272728 Support 0.213229 successful prevention program 0.338069 Retaining 0.214068 type 0.228707 Handouts 0.214995 Training 0.214192 CDC-recognized lifestyle change 0.638438 commonly asked questions 0.329022 evaluation data 0.321032 Spanish 0.228518 well-being 0.21545 overall health 0.284096 cdc recognition 0.498697 video tutorials 0.270356 curriculum requirements 0.34367 Program Providers 0.282528 lifestyle change program 0.914913 lifestyle coaches 0.389056 standards 0.213952 materials 0.213 tribe 0.213219 Keys 0.228507 Prevent T2 0.366839 helpful tools 0.282991	national effort 0.287227 program coordinator 0.285975 benefits 0.214117 Recruiting 0.213262 Prevent T2 Marketing 0.356889 Success section 0.271265 lifestyle change programs 0.491828 Section… 0.215447 Hispanic Latinos 0.276716 Toolkits 0.214708 tip sheets 0.272124 CDC-developed curriculum 0.280544 participants 0.213992 American Indians/Alaska Natives 0.33794 Specific Populations 0.275491 resources 0.286004 Curricula 0.215376 people 0.213168 new Prevent T2 0.360166 English 0.228535 prevention lifestyle change 0.406274 organization 0.242579 organizations 0.226395 diabetes 0.250287	CLICK HERE
16280	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Viral Hepatitis	null	MPEG 0.518392 tables 0.471394 PDF 0.575169 United States 0.84082 MB 0.6821 PPT 0.555688	Health 0.483014 Final Data 0.786517 Deaths 0.529263 DOC 0.513378 different file formats 0.974389	CLICK HERE