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578	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) | CDC Features	October is SIDS Awareness Month. Learn more about the problem and the risk factors and take action to reduce the risk. Start by always placing babies on their backs to sleep.	major risk factor 0.502864 baby’s surroundings 0.394726 American Academy 0.392002 infant death 0.686096 firm sleep surface 0.889727 wearable blanket 0.359637 Room sharing 0.358854 soft surfaces 0.375146 best ways parents 0.497969 accidental suffocation 0.586236 risk factors 0.361693 baby share 0.40422 tips parents 0.401947 sleep clothing 0.454567 unexpected death 0.365025 sleep-related deaths 0.442359 sleep-related death 0.45326 loose bedding 0.489589 SUID rate 0.369007 adult bed 0.51792 SUID cases 0.373675 SIDS 0.915364 SUID rates 0.367848 United States 0.356371 SIDS Awareness 0.594408	obvious cause 0.352338 unsafe sleep 0.467148 sudden infant death 0.605959 scientific leadership 0.355031 CDC resources 0.387557 visit smokefree.gov 0.352213 SUID 0.382764 soft surface 0.379318 AAP Policy Explained 0.538734 safety-approved crib 0.380662 fitted sheet 0.376955 sleep-related infant deaths 0.673625 CDC scientists 0.392041 memory foam 0.36928 Baby Safe 0.420311 bed sharing 0.367124 soft objects 0.589193 future deaths 0.366604 sleep-related causes 0.604894 SUID trends 0.363171 baby 0.829569 baby’s health 0.38978 risk 0.591188 gag reflex 0.380751	CLICK HERE
1038	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: STD Awareness Month — April 2014	April is STD Awareness Month, an annual event calling attention to the impact of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in the United States. This month-long observance provides individuals, doctors, and community-based organizations the perfect opportunity to address ways to prevent some of nearly 20 million new cases of STDs that occur in the United States each year (1), costing the U.S.	perfect opportunity 0.569057 anonymous sex partners 0.689191 endorsement 0.477978 Human Services 0.685223 economic burden 0.577832 U.S. Department 0.685576 MMWR HTML versions 0.673733 electronic PDF version 0.660724 month-long observance 0.588217 clinicians 0.461146 regular STD screening 0.722992 Contact GPO 0.577959 annual event 0.577642 patients 0.449103 commercial sources 0.551568 community-based organizations 0.573573 current prices 0.545121 sexually transmitted diseases 0.852265 original paper copy 0.655161 human immunodeficiency virus 0.707644 new cases 0.574906 community members 0.552892 sexually transmitted pathogen 0.986187 condoms 0.433096	United States 0.741926 original MMWR paper 0.667832 U.S. Government Printing 0.664346 MMWR readers 0.557416 character translation 0.543305 sexually transmitted infections 0.814828 multiple sex partners 0.697037 format errors 0.545268 alcohol increase 0.545288 typeset documents 0.552153 trade names 0.551679 official text 0.541371 prompt disease treatment 0.691764 Learning resources 0.553346 U.S. health-care 0.59086 non-CDC sites 0.549686 HIV 0.452629 STDs 0.610846 Lifestyle changes 0.550805 effective tools 0.556894 std awareness 0.761148 risk 0.450468 electronic conversions 0.541145 major health problems 0.708447	CLICK HERE
4437	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diseases & Conditions A-Z Index - Z	CDC Diseases and Conditions A-Z Index	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
6343	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Feasibility of an evidence-based weight loss intervention for a faith-based, rural, African American population.	null	North Carolina 0.423777 weight loss program 0.382284 Adults Community Development 0.372737 Pastor Turner 0.37284 program 0.446331 group sessions 0.400405 CBPR approach 0.409256 community intervention trial 0.378766 program participants 0.416203 community data collectors 0.384341 health disparities 0.398631 vigorous physical activity 0.374131 health behaviors 0.405999 focus group participants 0.42437 social support 0.400728 health advisor model 0.424219 academic partners 0.391574 initial body weight 0.37319 weight loss 0.734943 community 0.43414 churches 0.392676 rural African Americans 0.394411 Lower Mississippi Delta 0.382298 Sunday school teachers 0.374908 WORD leaders 0.61384	Faith Task Force 0.939588 community members 0.389698 African Americans 0.434335 weight loss intervention 0.512272 Dr Yeary 0.476713 Community Faith Task 0.387727 focus group data 0.385327 African American adults 0.550672 lay health advisor 0.3886 African American faith 0.375327 faith-based weight loss 0.555982 health behavior 0.396141 participants 0.538785 eligible participants 0.376496 community partners 0.427083 social cognitive theory 0.398029 weight loss interventions 0.434383 health 0.546757 16-week follow-up data 0.399019 physical activity 0.523713 Task Force members 0.410582 Diabetes Prevention Program 0.394283 Hye-cheon Kim Yeary 0.387496 lay health advisors 0.493436	CLICK HERE
9342	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Realización de auditorías comunitarias para evaluar los recursos en la comunidad que fomentan estilos de vida saludables: Ejemplo de una comunidad rural en el este de Carolina del Norte	null	McGuirt JT 0.935426 Jilcott SB 0.95918 Salud Pública 0.761091	Vu MB 0.963083 guía comunitaria 0.853446 Keyserling TC 0.926073	CLICK HERE
9627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Table C2.1 Current Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent) by Sex and State or Territory	BRFSS 2008 - Table C2.1 Current Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent) by Sex and State or Territory	|| 0.469343 HI 0.206484 FL 0.210317 **U.S. Total 0.447002 MD 0.205299 small sample size 0.658811 GA 0.204484 sample size 0.730885 CA 0.218563 binomial distribution 0.444879 50 states 0.425716 U.S. Total** 0.548649 IL 0.200738	*CI denotes confidence 0.683219 MS 0.203502 normal approximation 0.439102 KS 0.203633 AK 0.217655 standard error 0.442069 KY 0.200503 CT 0.206437 14.1 0.20427 territories 0.295093 LA 0.206203 AZ 0.214538 confidence interval 0.734112	CLICK HERE
12568	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	The Future of Cancer Screening: Public Health Approaches	In this CDC Grand Rounds - Beyond the Data video, Dr. John Iskander and Dr. Marcus Plescia discuss the approaches necessary to improve cancer prevention screening rates such as widespread access to affordable health insurance, continued provider recommendations, and strategic approaches to reaching the public. 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	Future 0.415131 Public Health Approaches 0.981772	Cancer Screening 0.818783	CLICK HERE
13229	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus Outbreak Associated with a Natural Lake Used forRecreation - Oregon, 2014	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	County Health Department 0.508899 Division sampled lake 0.478245 Blue Lake 0.923125 norovirus outbreak 0.503478 public water source 0.483728 outbreak 0.560625 source outbreak pattern 0.535615 picnic grounds 0.487096 potentially poor water 0.467041 recreational water contamination 0.480861 Epidemiology Fellowship Program 0.486505 fecal coliform elevation 0.467021 County public health 0.483146 Blue Lake Regional 0.64184 3Oregon Public Health 0.465567 public health officials 0.51412 venue-specific water quality 0.46871 point source outbreak 0.538632 healthy swimming promotion 0.494256 persons 0.492261 public health experts 0.466156 Multnomah County 0.521505 gastrointestinal illness outbreaks 0.467658 shallow swimming area 0.477473 recreational water venues 0.725892	Multnomah County Health 0.473912 acute gastrointestinal illness 0.513533 beach area 0.500826 fecal contamination 0.518832 metro-area local health 0.464926 retrospective cohort study 0.557197 swimming area 0.510309 swimming promotion resources 0.497254 Applied Epidemiology Fellowship 0.48651 water circulation 0.466371 local health departments 0.499786 public health 0.555117 E. coli 0.533231 untreated recreational water 0.744072 biweekly water testing 0.46759 Oregon water quality 0.475172 Lake Regional Park 0.640221 splash pad 0.486694 ambient water quality 0.470546 water quality standards 0.516791 Public Health Division 0.507127 outbreak source.* 0.465073 potential outbreak 0.473633 high profile outbreak 0.498222	CLICK HERE
13268	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Knees Lifted High (7:36)	Rain That Dances introduces Thunder Cloud, his best friend, to Mr. Eagle who encourages the boys to be physically active every day. - CDC-TV	preparedness topics 0.858253 variety 0.430585 children 0.425055 safety 0.429953 different audiences 0.832059	public health professionals 0.988353 videos 0.825776 CDC-TV videos 0.6636 comment 0.370772	CLICK HERE
13285	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fatal and Nonfatal Drowning Outcomes Related to DangerousUnderwater Breath-Holding Behaviors - New York State,1988-2011	Please note: An erratum has been published for this article. To view the erratum, please click here.	experienced swimmers 0.579306 intentional hyperventilation cases 0.666143 static apnea 0.698232 DUBB incidents 0.60442 unknown swimming experience 0.582165 York State Department 0.585051 unconscious underwater 0.592301 underwater breath-holding behaviors 0.623312 New York City 0.644077 unintentional drownings 0.577527 arterial blood gas 0.573521 hypoxic training 0.71638 breath-hold blackout drownings 0.620537 medical services personnel 0.636561 Amanda Levy 0.577272 unintentional injury death 0.599705 public health education 0.582453 DUBB cases 0.577671 medical examiner reports 0.578674 new york state 0.776217 healthy young men 0.577573 unintentional drowning 0.664111 underwater distance swimming 0.658292 commonly reported DUBB 0.594022	hypoxic training behaviors 0.621683 incident reports 0.580201 submersion breath-control exercises 0.572342 case series 0.646796 regulated swimming facilities 0.586088 SDOH drowning investigation 0.619271 emergency medical services 0.714249 incidents 0.624933 hypoxic blackout 0.619764 male swimmer 0.586844 case series studies 0.58141 good health 0.577147 medical services reports 0.58016 DUBBs 0.648953 intentional hyperventilation 0.938225 underwater lap swimming 0.647626 consciousness underwater 0.576729 unintentional drowning cases 0.649503 swimmers 0.626681 unintentional drowning injury 0.635192 different DUBBs 0.594296 nonfatal drownings 0.584202 static apnea incident 0.581299 Mental Hygiene 0.577079	CLICK HERE