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638	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoke-Free Policies Reduce Smoking - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Secondhand Smoke Fact Sheets.	Tobacco Smoke 0.280923 Task Force 0.33591 tobacco use cessation 0.313945 Apr 0.302292 smokefree laws 0.973021 Human Services 0.322131 smokefree policies 0.506602 consistent evidence 0.23692 U.S. Department 0.32231 sufficient evidence 0.243756 successful cessation 0.227893 Health Promotion 0.225441 tobacco use prevalence 0.343788 Priva Kalra 0.22559 tobacco 0.451188 tobacco users 0.317834 Legislative Smoking Bans 0.473573 Reduce Tobacco 0.294822 general population1-6 0.235305 weak smoking restrictions 0.504949 U.S. Surgeon General 0.346928 Adolescent Smoking Initiation 0.488875 Smoke-Free Policies 0.353491 smokefree workplaces 0.430492 American Journal 0.311825	highest level 0.314219 International Agency 0.331462 total tobacco consumption 0.397713 Local Restaurant Smoking 0.476931 Secondhand Smoke Exposure 0.29043 smoking prevalence 0.798891 Health Consequences 0.223106 British Medical Journal 0.30401 Smoking Behaviour 0.371828 covered workers. 0.225948 Smoke-Free Workplaces 0.265506 Multilevel Contextual Analysis 0.301539 primary purpose 0.235058 cigarette consumption 0.225347 strong evidence 0.33766 workplace smoking restrictions 0.554914 smoking initiation 0.530929 active smoking 0.414745 Tobacco Control 0.277712 systematic review 0.44634 Cochrane review 0.230922 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.304497 Callinan JE 0.225823 Community Preventive Services 0.539583	CLICK HERE
679	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surgeon General's Report - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Surgeon General's Reports on Smoking and Tobacco Use by year.	United States 0.600604 General’s reports 0.572763 fact sheets 0.572021 M.D. 0.432741 Access 0.428141 Luther L. Terry 0.79072 health consequences 0.5759 50th anniversary 0.604142 consumer booklet 0.587194 Surgeon General 0.910971	federal government report 0.708071 Advisory Committee 0.598641 new data 0.570536 complete report 0.567547 Public Health Service 0.755153 series 0.429387 smoking 0.527537 progress 0.431536 landmark 0.441344 tobacco control 0.586619	CLICK HERE
1327	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles Outbreak in an Unvaccinated Family and a PossiblyAssociated International Traveler - Orange County, Florida,December 2012-January 2013	Tania A. Slade, MPH1, Benjamin G. Klekamp, MSPH1, Edhelene Rico, MPH2, Alvaro Mejia-Echeverry, MD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	robust public health 0.558017 urgent care contacts 0.571167 health care provider 0.586322 measles exposure notification 0.821768 measles elimination 0.683537 public health authorities 0.578361 Measles cases 0.695909 urgent care clinic 0.785316 health care facility 0.67259 health care providers 0.654353 additional cases 0.588918 theme park 0.818517 infectious periods 0.556523 urgent care facility 0.648065 Miami urgent care 0.56934 measles vaccination 0.655935 child care contacts 0.629823 measles case 0.728184 measles virus RNA 0.79021 public health response 0.634999 health care settings 0.576635 febrile rash illness 0.663382 public health agencies 0.56035 Orlando-area theme park 0.748521 measles infection 0.649075	measles transmission 0.62592 exposure notification letters 0.634108 United States 0.767888 infectious period 0.583188 Public Health Laboratories 0.63877 Tania A. Slade 0.615234 child care facility 0.659956 urgent care facilities 0.563789 care facility contacts 0.556172 high population immunity 0.565766 exposure period 0.605693 child care 0.826988 Florida Department 0.735702 local health departments 0.557356 public health 0.818374 health care 0.738031 measles exposure 0.863103 care facility 0.760366 Orange County 0.837504 pediatric urgent care 0.819913 urgent care 0.854635 rash onset 0.676143 measles 0.998866 Public health officials 0.56439	CLICK HERE
4575	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	November 09, 2009: States Where Persons Infected with the Outbreak Strain of E. coli O157:H7 Live, United States, by State | E. coli CDC	Get the latest CDC information on the recent infections from ground beef, and find out what you can do to protect yourself and your family.	O157 0.415243 cluster 0.350488 CDC 0.326019 United States 0.616271 Maine 0.319414 ongoing case finding 0.491683 advanced secondary DNA 0.486648 strains 0.32509 human isolates 0.413858 number 0.33564 Massachusetts 0.319504 ill persons 0.406793 Beef 0.322224 E. coli 0.92108 outbreak strain 0.748083	secondary tests 0.402763 H7 Live 0.545352 Outbreak Investigations 0.483445 genetic associations 0.404089 New York 0.401489 California 0.319614 New Jersey 0.401805 Fairbank Farms 0.435125 persons 0.442845 New Hampshire 0.402122 Connecticut 0.319554 H7 Infections Associated 0.632985 Maryland 0.319464 Multistate Outbreak 0.493577 laboratory testing 0.40601	CLICK HERE
7347	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increases in Quitline Calls and Smoking Cessation Website Visitors During a National Tobacco Education Campaign - March19-June 10, 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.	paid-media tobacco education 0.475651 NCI smoking cessation 0.577362 CDC 0.497966 cessation rates 0.494535 unique visitors 0.687254 additional calls 0.65634 tobacco education media 0.648408 unique website visitors 0.60812 reach increase cessation 0.518998 tobacco control programs 0.49638 weekly calls 0.482136 SmokefreeTXT text-messaging cessation 0.504186 Internet-based cessation programs 0.503782 American Quitline Consortium 0.50224 Smokers Campaign 0.491922 state media campaigns 0.47769 comprehensive state tobacco 0.476432 smoking cessation website 0.673441 national tobacco education 0.536303 cessation website 0.825729 mass media campaigns 0.560461 North American Quitline 0.504895 Smokers national tobacco 0.504478 TIPS campaign advertisements 0.488171	weekly telephone calls 0.48964 smokers 0.583409 cessation website address 0.528534 cessation resources 0.507034 education media campaigns 0.55599 National Cancer Institute 0.624758 quitline portal number 0.517341 TIPS campaign 0.931479 TIPS campaign period 0.50436 media campaigns 0.628622 adult smokers 0.478568 free cessation medications 0.500839 state tobacco control 0.505178 cigarette smokers 0.477455 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.50047 additional unique visitors 0.570652 adequate reach 0.483587 national portal 0.542033 weekly unique visitors 0.520939 tobacco education campaign 0.532293 campaign advertising purchases 0.488067 education media campaign 0.518135 cessation assistance 0.511429 total attempted calls 0.498399	CLICK HERE
8789	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Impact of a Hospital-Level Intervention to Reduce Heart Disease Overreporting on Leading Causes of Death - CDC	The quality of cause-of-death reporting on death certificates affects the usefulness of vital statistics for public health action. Heart disease deaths are overreported in the United States. We evaluated the impact of an intervention to reduce heart disease overreporting on other leading causes of death.			CLICK HERE
8831	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Nutritional Assessment of Free Meal Programs in San Francisco - CDC	Free meals often serve as a primary food source for adults living in poverty, particularly the homeless. We conducted a nutritional analysis of 22 meals from 6 free meal sites in San Francisco to determine macronutrient and micronutrient content.	internal nutritional standards 0.489106 limited financial resources 0.443671 San Francisco Department 0.458658 nutritional content standards 0.533895 nutritional value 0.450153 nutritious meals 0.545027 soup kitchen menus 0.489301 healthful meals 0.608593 warm meals 0.606028 daily meals 0.614231 Public Health Nutrition 0.43444 daily intake 0.524826 indirect nutritional analysis 0.500491 sodium content 0.446058 unmet nutritional needs 0.515042 primary food source 0.567154 Francisco General Hospital 0.518528 Hunger Environ Nutr 0.440924 meals 0.976918 nutritional analysis 0.507308 moderately active man 0.431634 Public Health 0.547504 free meal sites 0.50495 V. Nutritional assessment 0.475467	meals clients 0.592783 average carbohydrates 0.447335 General Internal Medicine 0.509757 Public Health Nutr 0.461918 important nutritional assessments 0.483547 nutritional quality 0.486759 standard meals 0.565179 soup kitchens 0.749181 suboptimal nutrient intake 0.456044 USDA reference standards 0.433691 equicaloric meals 0.677252 single meals 0.585964 San Francisco General 0.523953 Public Health Food 0.45008 charitable meal programmes 0.437352 soup kitchen 0.644867 special meals 0.565536 free meals 0.868337 San Francisco 0.920134 daily recommended intake 0.71468 California San Francisco 0.459562 Public Health Service 0.433059 United States Department 0.435771 MR. Food sources 0.431274	CLICK HERE
10572	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Center to Protect Workers' Rights: Electronic Library of Construction Safety and Health (eLCOSH)	null	Georgia Ave 0.515493 Building 0.255185 construction workers 0.566535 Construction Trades Department 0.812016 U.S. Centers 0.533302 related Web sites 0.768046 Occupational Safety 0.532441 AFL-CIO 0.291109 affiliate unions 0.533494 Training 0.30555 Prevention 0.255808 Suite 0.253655 Postings 0.259314 Construction Research 0.731062 Disease Control 0.532723 E-mail 0.252981 CPWR 0.287148 Development 0.257074 Spanish 0.254763	National Institute 0.535814 eLCOSH 0.924156 item 0.260873 goal 0.26102 languages 0.254634 construction safety 0.946573 health 0.485206 rare exceptions 0.544081 English 0.254828 cpwrwebsite 0.252915 research arm 0.524927 Electronic Library 0.570251 materials 0.317586 information 0.313847 Silver Spring 0.4953 grant 0.255727 Fax 0.255342 items 0.252894	CLICK HERE
15909	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Adults with One or More Functional Disabilities - UnitedStates, 2011-2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	socioeconomic status indicators 0.560985 multiple disabilities 0.508324 mobility disability 0.487554 Human Services 0.601793 questions 0.490004 lower socioeconomic status 0.50577 National Health Interview 0.530816 high school education 0.614192 disability type categories 0.520421 U.S. Department 0.554909 number 0.523745 Golden C. Disability 0.498952 disability types 0.997335 Considerable socioeconomic disparities 0.514349 working-age adults 0.746411 functional disability types 0.594002 E. Socioeconomic disparities 0.50666 generally consistent pattern 0.586032 income-to-poverty ratio 0.555084 Health Interview Survey 0.530507 independent living 0.625463 persons 0.554507 public health practice 0.492208 socioeconomic characteristics 0.567333	socioeconomic status variables 0.551068 common disability type 0.517634 labor force status 0.480009 low socioeconomic status 0.872478 CDC health disparities 0.517677 United States 0.518427 specific disability type 0.519596 individual disability types 0.541304 disability prevalence 0.480286 independent living.§ Disability 0.514342 population-based health surveys 0.53532 public health 0.632761 U.S. Public Health 0.481316 T. Health disparities 0.484885 U.S. adults 0.509218 health 0.634978 public health programs 0.593479 multiple disability types 0.559376 labor force 0.681122 disabilities 0.630295 specific disability types 0.523367 social participation 0.496279 family component 0.4928 disability type 0.714182	CLICK HERE
16449	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	US Adults' Perceptions of the Harmful Effects DuringPregnancy of Using Electronic Vapor Products Versus SmokingCigarettes, Styles Survey, 2015	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.	conventional cigarette smoke 0.357568 data 0.275239 harm perceptions 0.319982 electronic cigarettes 0.314779 lifetime 0.280531 conventional cigarettes 0.342458 pregnant women 0.751305 current cigarette smokers 0.646086 particularly cigarette smokers 0.30307 Disease Control 0.329075 smoking cigarettes 0.296869 tobacco 0.305887 health care providers 0.316849 higher percentage 0.282857 pregnancy 0.408536 nonreproductive aged women 0.401647 EVP users 0.983298 respondents 0.425053 tobacco products 0.281182 EVPs 0.585717 reproductive aged women 0.498471 EVP advertising 0.3306 survey 0.291731 cigarettes 0.451287 electronic hookahs 0.295547	cigarette smoking status 0.361886 fewer harmful constituents 0.467033 electronic vapor products 0.519665 conventional cigarette smoking 0.398149 EVP aerosol 0.369101 adults 0.361611 EVP products 0.339703 Century Smoke 0.292946 electronic cigars 0.294291 cigarette smoking 0.776597 current evp users 0.709928 regular cigarettes 0.317008 nicotine-containing products 0.279752 electronic pipes 0.292825 non-Hispanic whites 0.298722 vape pens 0.293671 public health 0.30529 harmful effects 0.34822 electronic vapor product 0.309314 hookah pens 0.293778 annual household income 0.525963 conventional cigarette 0.432292 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.330973 concurrent cigarette smoking 0.316992	CLICK HERE