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579	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Latino AIDS Awareness Day | CDC Features	October 15 is National Latino AIDS Awareness Day, a day to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS prevention among Hispanics/Latinos living in the United States and its territories.	prevention options 0.396544 pre-exposure prophylaxis 0.389864 male condom 0.387689 health care provider 0.445465 lifesaving information 0.385536 right way 0.521984 HIV prevention 0.616634 gender-neutral alternative 0.382286 viral load 0.374041 undetectable levels 0.376593 post-exposure prophylaxis 0.394999 sexual assault 0.379383 effective prevention 0.389011 community-based organizations 0.378512 HIV Risk Reduction 0.71297 Latinx AIDS Awareness 0.618245 National Latinx AIDS 0.618294 Additional resources 0.378556 Defeat HIV 0.688368 term Latinx 0.377521 Health departments 0.376513 treatment strategies 0.388969 best ways 0.375509 Latino Commission 0.395839 Hispanic/Latino communities 0.510641	United States 0.390078 HIV Treatment Works 0.684128 prevention campaign 0.386731 sexual behaviors 0.3868 good news 0.395595 powerful treatment 0.393013 HIV diagnoses 0.822308 Hispanic women/Latinas 0.39407 CDC Act 0.388873 higher risk 0.385027 total population 0.3865 HIV-negative sexual partners 0.446268 sexual transmission 0.375552 testing site 0.388406 ZIP code 0.381267 sexual partners 0.447247 bisexual men 0.392607 female condom 0.387631 HIV 0.964073 AIDS Campaign 0.382515 testing services 0.382797 HIV infection 0.618489 HIV medication 0.608629 national HIV testing 0.72587	CLICK HERE
6222	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National survey shows HPV vaccine rates trail other teen vaccines - Press Release: August 25, 2011	Latest State Data Show Rates of Obesity Remain High	vaccines —Tdap 0.357095 Mortality Weekly Report 0.314699 annual health checkup 0.285964 routine teen vaccines 0.437375 Tdap vaccine 0.338276 CDC’s National 0.211813 health care provider 0.464367 random telephone survey 0.273223 CDC NIS-Teen survey 0.335515 teens 0.250914 girls 0.207539 HPV vaccine 0.99415 adolescent vaccines 0.291447 HPV results 0.432649	U.S. teens 0.201688 vaccination rates 0.329063 health care providers 0.277806 National Immunization Survey-Teen 0.586495 preteens 0.205206 childhood vaccines 0.288105 cervical cancers 0.20855 cervical cancer 0.692227 HPV infection 0.464009 HPV series 0.399408 HPV vaccines 0.573777 local health care 0.269539 CDC’s Morbidity 0.221072	CLICK HERE
7259	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Role of Public Health Informatics in Enhancing PublicHealth Surveillance	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.	data 0.532097 public health interventions 0.484025 syndromic surveillance systems 0.460832 Public Health Data 0.493869 public health problems 0.494821 Joint Public Health 0.474809 public health surveillance 0.780127 public health systems 0.504043 public health decisions 0.490826 century public health 0.502579 health surveillance challenges 0.48216 health information exchange 0.472176 public health practice 0.493033 Health Informatics Institute 0.468491 health surveillance systems 0.518439 Public Health Information 0.490679 clinical information systems 0.457996 public health agencies 0.567735 health informatics expertise. 0.473053 electronic health record 0.490548 public health surveillance. 0.498203 health surveillance information 0.498031 health surveillance tools 0.484178 health information technology 0.529241 public health life 0.475	health informatics designs 0.476839 public health community 0.532593 public health informatics 0.702993 public health associations 0.475062 21st century 0.455688 health record technology 0.461788 public health outcomes 0.475307 syndromic surveillance data 0.485642 public health professionals 0.475259 information systems 0.502067 different information systems 0.457372 surveillance informatics 0.457636 public health 0.937449 health care 0.460852 public health perspective 0.476308 public health goal 0.492452 Public health leaders 0.480753 public health nursing 0.486526 public health programs 0.485098 public health workers 0.478024 term health information 0.48387 data collection 0.477456 informatics-augmented public health 0.479703 public health requirements 0.479867	CLICK HERE
8612	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Marcella Bobzien	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	1918 flu pandemic 0.831942 urban America 0.420165 brothers 0.271262 arrangement 0.238189 Carmen Garske Bobzien 0.696732 toddler 0.244613 community′s capacity 0.403409 Robert 0.312156 rural North Dakota 0.960055 sister′s children 0.402576 young children 0.406766 Leon 0.238229 Marilynn Sutherland 0.479123 saddened listening 0.451394 grandmother Carmen 0.502497 siblings Millie 0.449186 outskirts 0.239438 Marcella Bobzien 0.512074 adult 0.236965 Bismarck 0.239291 second-hand knowledge 0.409664 pandemic flu 0.840436 Stella Garske Bobzien 0.604021 Dolores 0.248085 close–knit farming community 0.582038	epidemic′s dependent survivors 0.576819 duration 0.239408 mother′s stories 0.423821 Storyteller 0.244065 orphanage 0.23989 Otto′s diary 0.407305 Jack 0.237371 Otto John Bobzien 0.634523 public health 0.402595 Bea 0.247028 sod farmhouse 0.416584 flu deaths 0.542349 maternal grandparents 0.445172 Carmen′s younger sister 0.584438 recollections 0.243008 Dick 0.236716 inevitable next flu 0.545216 Vernon 0.34896 Jim 0.237393 Ferd 0.335858 time 0.237618 family 0.339136 pandemics 0.252807 isolated farming families 0.61478	CLICK HERE
9164	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Firearm Homicides and Suicides in Major Metropolitan Areas -United States, 2006-2007 and 2009-2010	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.	firearm suicide rates 0.783148 firearm-related violence 0.319526 metropolitan statistical areas 0.305441 national unemployment rates 0.27274 national trend 0.262976 all-ages rate 0.290118 firearm homicide statistics 0.403318 firearm homicide 0.914536 NVSS mortality data 0.25959 National Center 0.258062 firearm injury 0.340963 major metropolitan areas 0.26455 mortality data 0.261219 firearm suicide rate 0.425339 reporting periods 0.270467 National Vital Statistics 0.268818 large MSAs 0.422091 persons 0.368971 firearm homicide rate 0.602707 large metropolitan areas 0.334911 firearm suicides 0.513516 national rate 0.38209 United States 0.377628 Scott R. Kegler 0.310643 age group 0.327346	firearm homicide rates 0.668309 MSA rate 0.34107 firearm homicide victims 0.446547 largest MSAs 0.337791 U.S. Census Bureau 0.312724 all-ages rates 0.323892 early prevention efforts 0.257369 public health concern 0.261 MSAs 0.497823 national firearm homicide 0.400667 U.S. residents 0.260707 firearm homicides 0.401834 national decrease 0.264345 population estimates 0.256821 firearm fatality statistics 0.348747 cause codes 0.255687 Practice Integration 0.257775 All-ages firearm suicide 0.38803 higher firearm homicide 0.388813 higher firearm suicide 0.366639 firearm assault 0.324733 suicide counts 0.26841 annual firearm homicide 0.406448 earlier reporting period 0.260038	CLICK HERE
10602	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Using a Health Informatics System to Assess Effect of a Federal Cigarette Tax Increase on Readiness to Quit Among Low-Income Smokers, Louisiana, 2009 - CDC	Health informatics systems are a proven tool for tobacco control interventions. To address the needs of low-income groups, the Tobacco Control Initiative was established in partnership with the Louisiana State University Health Care Services Division to provide cost-effective tobacco use cessation services through the health informatics system in the state public hospital system.	tobacco use cessation 0.50604 substantial tax increase 0.48257 cigarette tax price 0.492422 tobacco tax increase 0.55834 State University Health 0.53218 tax increases 0.491876 public hospital 0.55096 Tobacco control state 0.49181 control policy change 0.480489 health care delivery 0.486003 federal tobacco control 0.528044 state public hospital 0.492302 tobacco excise tax 0.498137 tobacco 0.678963 health informatics 0.543419 tax affects smokers 0.512318 African American smokers 0.516499 clinical practice guideline 0.507146 University Health Care 0.501708 cessation services 0.555309 tobacco products 0.504795 cigarette tax increase 0.751199 federal tax increase 0.553007 low-income tobacco users 0.533959 smoking cessation 0.503913	effect 0.496242 tobacco products rises 0.490774 statewide tobacco control 0.489325 Health Care Services 0.505239 readiness 0.641074 tax increase 0.91033 smokers 0.60046 LSU HCSD 0.493493 Louisiana State University 0.525248 tobacco control policy 0.525288 Care Services Division 0.490349 Louisiana smokers 0.49512 health care 0.595402 public health 0.487152 Health informatics systems 0.496572 adult smokers 0.483164 federal cigarette tax 0.564771 tobacco control program 0.506577 tobacco control policies 0.485025 increased tobacco taxes 0.480634 tobacco control interventions 0.539792 clinic visit 0.480288 commercial insurance 0.505291 Tobacco Control Initiative 0.537147	CLICK HERE
10937	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increased Risk of Rare Cancer as DES Daughters Age	This study compared the risk of getting clear cell adenocarcinoma of the cervix and vagina between women who were born between 1947 and 1971 to women who were born before 1947 or after 1971.	young women 0.653543 White MC 0.639551 Higher incidence 0.644296 rare cancer 0.639231 data 0.551319 United States 0.785604 premature births 0.68236 link 0.526746 Drug Administration 0.662171 babies 0.528005 entire country 0.643489 Epidemiology 0.527237 Thompson TD 0.643191 Control 0.524528 pregnant women 0.675285 miscarriages 0.548265 clear cell adenocarcinoma 0.980628 mothers 0.529012 NPCR 0.524903 Pap tests 0.647255	rare type 0.661337 DES Daughters. 0.750064 cell samples 0.633866 Food 0.529326 CCA 0.689935 cervix 0.592456 EK 0.534673 patterns 0.525379 National Program 0.638193 cervical cancer 0.643666 upper vagina 0.68367 DES 0.865499 Cancer Registries 0.64809 doctors 0.527552 Diethylstibestrol 0.529877 risk 0.526028 programs 0.525001 federal cancer registry 0.760706 women 0.69539 Weir HK 0.646738	CLICK HERE
12248	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Public Health Grand Rounds on Excessive Alcohol Use	Excessive alcohol use, including underage drinking and binge drinking (drinking 5 or more drinks during a single occasion for men or 4 or more drinks during a single occasion for women), is responsible for 80,000 deaths and 2.3 million years of potential life lost in the U.S. each year, and cost the United States $223.5 billion in 2006 or about $1.90 per drink. This powerful session of Public Health Grand Rounds explored the public health impact of excessive alcohol use and evidence-based strategies to prevent it, with specific attention to the role that state and local public health agencies play in addressing this important public health problem. 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/about/grand-rounds/archives/2012/March2012.htm	Excessive Alcohol 0.989005	Public Health 0.742903	CLICK HERE
14490	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Who Would Pay for State Alcohol Tax Increases in the UnitedStates?	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.	capita alcohol consumption 0.30075 alcohol tax increase 0.296011 binge drinkers 0.229577 net cost 0.29351 binge drinking 0.365435 hypothetical tax increases 0.333861 tax increases 0.788391 alcohol prices 0.237541 hypothetical tax increase 0.31302 Alcohol Abuse 0.225825 higher alcohol taxes 0.283553 alcohol taxes 0.45171 alcohol 0.791816 aggregate costs 0.290183 adult excessive drinkers 0.290387 state alcohol tax 0.464782 BRFSS core alcohol 0.230523 heavy drinker 0.254124 daily average 0.255015 alcohol tax increases 0.746898 state alcohol taxes 0.34449 sociodemographic characteristics 0.234235 alcohol policy interventions 0.233863 capita costs 0.345711	State-specific tax increases 0.249169 United States 0.387976 drinks 0.467223 current alcohol taxes 0.253209 average annual increase 0.230942 non-Hispanic white drinkers 0.274355 alcohol consumption 0.607549 Average daily alcohol 0.264005 Alcohol Epidemiologic Data 0.232708 excessive drinkers 0.841684 Excessive alcohol consumption 0.347454 excessive drinking 0.243269 hypothetical state alcohol 0.373777 non-Hispanic whites 0.284088 public health 0.250963 nonexcessive drinkers 0.909314 costs 0.35543 Alcohol Policy Information 0.282279 value-based alcohol taxes 0.253549 annual alcohol consumption 0.244944 hypothetical alcohol tax 0.299364 evidence-based public health 0.239268 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.239775 current drinkers 0.239986	CLICK HERE
14593	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fentanyl Overdose Data	null	synthetic opioid overdose 0.647614 regions 0.2297 United States 0.346501 illicitly-manufactured fentanyl.2,3 0.36102 cause-of-death codes 0.347373 increases 0.324685 direct method 0.348494 number 0.229663 total 0.227028 synthetic opioids 0.806785 Drug overdose deaths 0.785786 law enforcement 0.365654 methadone 0.309075 numerous states 0.371619 drugs 0.230806 tramadol 0.31933	South 0.227433 West.1 0.227347 census region 0.359103 Diseases 0.226857 Synthetic opioid death 0.642758 drug products 0.358438 International Classification 0.350574 Midwest 0.227507 standard population 0.346296 Revision 0.229431 synthetic opioid-involved deaths 0.930231 Recent state reports 0.498151 fentanyl-involved overdose deaths 0.67769 fentanyl prescribing rates 0.586152 Age-adjusted death rates 0.693768 demographics 0.236378	CLICK HERE