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7568	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Teen Drinking and Driving - CDC Vital Signs	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	high school 0.912927 alcohol retailer compliance 0.484521 retail sales 0.384892 binge drinking 0.481341 experienced drivers 0.407457 risky behavior 0.394364 alcoholic drinks 0.383203 *High school students 0.466416 minimum legal drinking 0.829306 alcohol 0.565952 fatal crash 0.388893 high school teens 0.672045 *Blood alcohol concentration 0.487355 MLDA laws 0.383015 legal drinking age 0.921089 risky driving 0.399405 major threat 0.386745 Model safe driving 0.453875 teen drivers 0.618069 driver licensing systems 0.58178 legal limit 0.383098 lower rates 0.378913 parents 0.394828 parent-teen driving agreements 0.46363 Fewer teens 0.465188	GDL laws 0.395569 Obey speed limits 0.441837 teens 0.815889 GDL systems 0.397649 Research 0.39152 adult drivers 0.386114 cell phone 0.378252 safe way 0.378935 parent-teen driving agreement 0.591087 high school drinks 0.480013 blood alcohol concentration 0.510386 specific rules 0.381432 Zero tolerance laws 0.45153 new drivers 0.578597 fatal crashes 0.393226 risky conditions 0.391709 teen drinking 0.464292 new teen drivers 0.458506 safe drivers 0.387563 Educate parents 0.377377 young drivers 0.477614 traffic violations 0.380656 parental involvement 0.471964 tolerance laws 0.547501	CLICK HERE
7678	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	David J. Sencer CDC Museum Upcoming Exhibits - Cells: The Universe Inside Us	David J. Sencer CDC Museum	time-lapse movie 0.494744 huge screen 0.463461 human fetal development 0.70158 questions 0.247455 Virtual experiments 0.475956 body 0.243158 photos 0.245133 dances 0.245772 Design 0.243245 virtual scalpel 0.484671 human embryo 0.471821 action 0.247752 giant cell 0.476576 exhibit 0.243287 Giant walk-in cell 0.747902 virtual cell 0.466771 stem cells 0.70935 models 0.244002 glass 0.24524 cellular level 0.454474 nanoparticle 0.266407 virtual lab 0.455541 scientists 0.247529 job 0.245706	game 0.244018 muscle cells contract 0.909185 cell membrane 0.474614 osteoporotic bone 0.463467 complex cell 0.490166 moment 0.262471 Videos 0.247827 proteins 0.247181 non-smoker’s lungs 0.528735 miracle 0.25337 arm 0.2456 gold particles 0.488411 pig embryos 0.48098 MetLife Foundation 0.47848 clogged artery 0.517317 mitochondria 0.271469 nucleus 0.28294 Maryland Science Center 0.661027 protein shapes 0.457553 healthy artery 0.492015 cells 0.945963 healthy bone 0.468226 trillions 0.295152 cancer 0.243209	CLICK HERE
7778	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Violence in the Work Place - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Violence in the Workplace	taxicab driver 0.486286 retail trade establishments 0.598038 cash register 0.457565 violent acts 0.486262 work-related homicides 0.852947 a.m. shift 0.454983 workplace violence 0.556814 police officers 0.469321 store closing practices 0.598573 individual workplaces 0.470575 frightened families 0.486773 risk factors 0.471223 effective protective measures 0.613373 good visibility 0.461871 assailant strikes 0.473635 greatest risk 0.46579 motor vehicle fatalities 0.666605 high-crime areas 0.473862 single strategy 0.469445 particular risk 0.489743 job tasks 0.460798 safety training 0.460189 security guards 0.470186 state laws 0.462497 teen children 0.458157	small amounts 0.46285 cash exchange area 0.597277 retail trade 0.631099 routine contact 0.474824 taxicab drivers 0.503209 residential area 0.455889 co-worker violence accounts 0.630431 convenience stores 0.461507 good lighting 0.461805 INFORM viewers 0.635417 convenience store 0.460802 head 0.349047 bullet-proof barriers 0.479456 small numbers 0.471376 workers 0.597272 U.S. residents 0.490039 assaults 0.392542 gas stations 0.465474 drawer 0.361122 work-related death 0.535711 youth workers 0.48401 42-year-old woman 0.456309 workplace homicides 0.981423 age 0.360703	CLICK HERE
8355	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trends in Tuberculosis - United States, 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.	latent TB infection 0.462674 TB control efforts.§§ 0.475958 foreign-born persons 0.668413 CDC 0.355133 additional TB cases 0.549734 United States 0.767751 provisional TB surveillance 0.503123 tb prevention 0.492075 multidrug-resistant TB 0.465315 standardized national reporting 0.365018 TB disease 0.479317 MDR TB cases 0.50914 national origin 0.366247 TB surveillance report 0.471527 TB awareness 0.499851 future TB elimination 0.475914 TB transmission 0.456934 TB elimination efforts 0.531549 Individual state TB 0.515067 TB case rates 0.478254 excessive alcohol 0.379792 state TB rates 0.564475 provisional TB cases 0.485796 Drug-resistant TB 0.461251	TB surveillance 0.527293 racial/ethnic group 0.354985 population TB rate 0.499687 tb elimination 0.661956 new TB cases 0.489483 culture-confirmed TB cases 0.495854 TB case rate 0.494047 racial/ethnic minorities 0.399775 TB rates 0.649873 TB elimination goal 0.506979 new tuberculosis 0.354269 U.S. TB cases 0.49196 TB rate 0.569949 TB control 0.483531 new TB case 0.56737 TB prevention strategies 0.468492 correctional facility 0.353074 drug-susceptibility test results 0.368955 TB diagnosis 0.465518 local TB control 0.467738 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.36518 Terrence Q. Lo 0.358602 TB case 0.59751	CLICK HERE
10180	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Cómo prevenir el moho después de un desastre|Annuncio de servicio público	Los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) proveen anuncios de servicio público (PSA, por sus siglas en inglés) para compartir información que puede salvar vidas durante desastres naturales y situaciones de mal tiempo. Los PSA en inglés y en español están disponibles en una variedad de formatos que incluyen texto, audio y video.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.670498 Archivo RealPlayer 0.544403 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.664305 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.683949	Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.66892 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.652564 Archivo Microsoft 0.99522	CLICK HERE
10381	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Paul Coverdell National Acute Stroke Registry History'Programs'DHDSP'CDC	null	North Carolina 0.654401 CDC 0.563666 acute stroke care 0.744628 hospital care 0.502843 PCNASR prototype registries 0.547198 performance measures 0.512694 stroke diagnosis 0.564141 Stroke Center Certification 0.616095 fatal stroke 0.599013 standardized stroke performance 0.614043 state health departments 0.838542 funded states 0.479008 five-year funding period 0.513703 stroke quality improvement 0.627129 cooperative agreement 0.51312 National Quality Forum 0.516235 National Acute Stroke 0.850572 acute care hospitals 0.556614 Georgia 0.479354 stroke quality improvements 0.648391 Web-based data collection 0.518051 Paul Coverdell National 0.773825 statewide acute stroke 0.636052 states 0.505066 emergency medical services 0.50198	five-year cooperative agreement 0.507155 acute stroke 0.910222 Coverdell National Acute 0.781784 prototype phase 0.576907 academic principal investigators 0.516556 Acute Stroke Registry 0.744919 Senator Paul Coverdell 0.569476 Heart Association/American Stroke 0.615856 Acute Stroke Program 0.666489 comprehensive stroke systems 0.615409 health care 0.497678 care provider 0.477091 acute stroke patients 0.653867 New York 0.509346 EMS care 0.481407 Coverdell program 0.519415 quality improvement programs 0.512949 data collection 0.521979 primary care doctor 0.525016 three-year cooperative agreement 0.501531 total statewide stroke 0.617151 stroke symptom 0.602571 initial emergency response 0.516108 clinical investigators 0.509521	CLICK HERE
11055	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Women's Safety and Health Issues at Work: Job Area: Construction - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	major health 0.587029 male coworkers 0.580494 sexual harassment 0.746598 male counterparts 0.56806 occupational health 0.714399 greater concern 0.56044 arrest harness design 0.738333 Health Protection 0.607865 loud noise 0.591065 job stress 0.59691 safety risks 0.592124 proper education 0.561975 major concerns 0.57129 construction workers job 0.762839 health hazards 0.580699 job-related homicide 0.600445 motor vehicles 0.55926 construction safety 0.656999 greater job satisfaction 0.728885 job stressors 0.614093 Diverse Construction Workforce 0.767537 gender-based discrimination 0.592531 health problems 0.619679 fall-arrest harness 0.583223 current unisex designs 0.742338	physical health 0.594842 job-related motor vehicle 0.731427 different pattern 0.554078 hearing loss 0.589513 job satisfaction 0.736469 women 0.801496 sizing structure 0.581066 qualitative investigation 0.567671 medical literature 0.562141 musculoskeletal disorders 0.597152 Labor Statistics 0.598962 gender discrimination 0.566414 female construction workers 0.963612 unique issues 0.560377 fit problem 0.575482 physical agents 0.563799 safety concerns 0.591869 construction industry 0.592191 Publication No. 0.582894 adverse outcomes 0.577668 D-ring location 0.580158 fatal injuries 0.567984 construction trades 0.597488 nonfatal injuries 0.581513	CLICK HERE
11439	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	About CDC.gov	Diseases and Conditions information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	CDC Web site 0.805777 basic search concepts 0.552498 CDC 0.937299 endorsement 0.418731 data 0.41572 foreign countries 0.485046 bioterrorism 0.419477 Human Services 0.483154 questions 0.424143 daily lives 0.487434 advanced techniques 0.482135 health surveillance 0.497624 credible health information 0.696927 safety topics 0.496917 peer agencies 0.484732 important health 0.513288 Search Tips 0.486666 U.S. Department 0.483277 Disease Control 0.636715 true improvements 0.488028 new information 0.480998 sentence 0.417161 text link 0.566157 Adobe Flash 0.542492 free player 0.481324	file format icons 0.548663 scientific articles 0.497347 CDC.gov home page 0.572925 specific permission 0.499588 direct access 0.497589 official Web site 0.832818 search CDC content 0.746411 Centers 0.441533 people’s health 0.501937 e-Government 0.419444 disease prevention strategies 0.57067 disease outbreaks 0.497267 tools 0.415703 CDC web sites 0.754823 national health statistics 0.571343 international disease transmission 0.562313 online source 0.556874 File Formats 0.483769 cost 0.415873 email subscription service 0.546683 CDC.gov A-Z Index 0.600507 health emergencies—something 0.501438 Email Updates 0.482608 government web sites 0.558896	CLICK HERE
16236	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Impact of Booster Breaks and Computer Prompts on PhysicalActivity and Sedentary Behavior Among Desk-Based Workers: ACluster-Randomized Controlled Trial	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.	study participants 0.372338 group-based Booster Break 0.401712 Booster Break intervention 0.508078 Weekday sedentary behavior 0.369121 sedentary leisure time 0.354662 Booster Breaks 0.419537 Texas Health Science 0.384415 sedentary time 0.437711 15-minute work break 0.375643 weekly pedometer counts 0.398009 weekend sedentary behavior 0.382118 social support 0.431018 structured Booster Break 0.407632 Booster Break attendees 0.418249 blood pressure 0.41311 individual-based computer-prompt intervention 0.368333 worksite physical activity 0.369436 Booster Break sessions 0.426739 body mass index 0.398565 usual-break control group 0.364345 Booster Break program 0.560729 Booster Break study 0.393685 Booster Break participants 0.607092 inconsistent attendees 0.405501 significant time-by-condition interactions 0.363896	physical activity interventions 0.398667 intervention participants 0.374889 physical activity intervention 0.35928 usual-break participants 0.451732 weekly pedometer 0.398981 total sedentary time 0.354535 television viewing 0.381149 serum triglyceride concentrations 0.416119 sedentary behavior 0.504536 Workplace Booster Breaks 0.363286 public health 0.35496 computer-prompt participants 0.407924 prolonged sedentary time 0.355546 weekend sedentary time 0.398127 consistent attendees 0.381283 Booster Break 0.904411 Booster Break arm 0.398627 non-Hispanic white participants 0.403289 Hispanic participants 0.394147 physical activity 0.792296 consistent booster break 0.42719 Health Science Center 0.385752 leisure-time physical activity 0.386139 logistic regression models 0.366075	CLICK HERE