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4888	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Overview of a Pandemic - Impact of 2009 H1N1	null	non-pregnant hospitalized adults 0.827194 *Excludes hypertension 0.632592 e9694. doi 0.619759 true impact 0.625646 Prevalence 0.44212 non-pregnant adults 0.780333 Hospitalized H1N1 patients 0.849374 obese 0.46978 pandemic influenza 0.733028 H1N1 virus 0.681137 overseas territories 0.625532 Disproportionate number 0.631153 reference purposes 0.644321 larger sample 0.59811 Section 508-accessible version 0.823711 height 0.439628 website 0.481218 World Health Organization 0.814186 cases 0.468406 hospitalization 0.443968 CDC Seasonal Flu 0.874215	chronic medical conditions 0.763677 BMI calculation 0.646523 H1N1 infection 0.622098 Source O Morgan 0.604676 PLoS 0.453438 Bramley 0.447798 Overview 0.43843 countries 0.438029 regular human flu 0.910905 Novel H1N1 Deaths 0.849747 Morgan OW 0.616078 English language content 0.859708 weight information 0.610397 Additional studies 0.599398 stand-alone Web document 0.829064 H1N1 pandemic 0.717997 et al 0.7961 Morbid obesity 0.898891 page 0.438815 PowerPoint presentation 0.629365	CLICK HERE
10639	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Short and Extended Messages'Anthrax' Communicating in the First Hours	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	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
11006	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Community-Based Settings and Sampling Strategies: Implications for Reducing Racial Health Disparities Among Black Men, New York City, 2010"2013 - CDC	Rates of screening colonoscopies, an effective method of preventing colorectal cancer, have increased in New York City over the past decade, and racial disparities in screening have declined. However, vulnerable subsets of the population may not be reached by traditional surveillance and intervention efforts to improve colorectal cancer screening rates.	social service agencies 0.477074 CRC screening recommendations 0.441288 ethnic health disparities 0.489575 location-based sample 0.465347 data 0.460194 lowest screening rates 0.441145 health fairs 0.460566 screening colonoscopy 0.488454 RDD samples 0.44726 self-reported general health 0.437119 New York City 0.599752 health disparities 0.543519 social services 0.447403 York University School 0.435609 health fair participants 0.472809 weighted RDD sample 0.443115 York University Health 0.438709 social service locations 0.431871 population-wide health strategy 0.43967 location-based community sample 0.432532 CRC screening 0.686472 Men’s Health 0.45337 community health survey 0.539514 RDD sample 0.447251	health promotion interventions 0.484281 New York University 0.573856 significant racial disparities 0.479947 racial disparities 0.663347 United States 0.564411 health promotion 0.55501 cancer screening rates 0.458499 health data sets 0.432172 senior centers 0.477905 general health data 0.453017 public health 0.567181 health care 0.532435 participants 0.509421 New York 0.834026 health promotion programs 0.478643 black men 0.951184 potentially obscuring disparities 0.459304 lower CRC screening 0.44813 health 0.778727 CRC screening rates 0.614672 timely screening colonoscopy 0.436752 reduced racial disparities 0.447688 regular health care 0.432546 older black men 0.599546	CLICK HERE
11178	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Telebriefing on Ebola outbreak in West Africa |Transcript - Monday, July 28, 2014, 2:30 p.m. ET | CDC Newsroom	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	CDC 0.567428 maggie fox 0.570884 questions 0.572275 Ebola infection 0.564946 Ebola virus 0.610895 infectious disease threats 0.570815 Ebola outbreak 0.649338 direct patient care 0.613318 direct contact 0.597415 Ebola technical assistance 0.582665 horrific Ebola outbreak 0.591171 family members 0.58376 World Health Organization 0.588589 personal protective equipment 0.570752 west africa 0.640846 mike stobbe 0.562903 denise grady 0.562999 betsy mckay 0.591017 ongoing Ebola outbreak 0.609944 symptoms 0.569979 stephan monroe 0.975764 Ebola outbreaks 0.604645 jon lapook 0.581173 Ebola patients 0.600992 Ebola 0.716596	global health security 0.58687 United States 0.639638 michele marill 0.564535 Sierra Leone 0.57466 infection control 0.570929 American healthcare workers 0.586764 Ebola cases 0.57356 U.S. 0.597704 health care workers 0.76153 caelainn hogan 0.571401 health care worker 0.570974 cases 0.603214 disease 0.574199 question 0.63993 fever watch 0.583905 bodily fluids 0.562965 jacob ward 0.564648 people 0.648142 American health care 0.566222 tom skinner 0.859631 marty cetron 0.749677 largest Ebola outbreak 0.612339 OPERATOR 0.578561 healthcare workers 0.596952	CLICK HERE
12732	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Secondhand Smoke | 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.	unwanted SHS 0.681207 dangers 0.446644 control programs 0.463493 smokefree policies 0.486606 Page 0.459654 children 0.534115 indoor spaces 0.46753 smokefree units 0.486748 black children 0.471089 homes 0.444189 indoor smoking 0.483539 secondhand smoke 0.480708 local smokefree laws 0.550501 public housing 0.516835 SHS 0.953558 major source 0.470771 poverty level 0.547404 tobacco education campaigns 0.528027 significant problem 0.470184 tobacco products 0.612332 SHS exposure 0.85785 nonsmokers 0.663308 View larger image 0.745488 nonsmoking patients 0.464675 smokefree rules 0.492224	rental housing 0.47211 greatest burden 0.464453 adult nonsmokers 0.541619 funding programs 0.46104 primary source 0.468362 indoor public places 0.514801 children ages 0.477194 city officials 0.473553 certain groups 0.472774 Support efforts 0.464172 public places 0.663353 adult nonsmokers* 0.478625 smoking 0.525583 free help 0.463523 multiunit housing 0.526219 text description 0.591319 common areas 0.46763 people 0.464985 black nonsmokers 0.538527 home 0.441174 Fund comprehensive tobacco 0.526924 smoke-free environments 0.468385 Nearly half 0.468861 air fresheners 0.468914	CLICK HERE
13082	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Teen Pregnancy	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.	young women 0.436252 teens ages 0.564069 Mortality Weekly Report 0.459316 American Academy 0.434269 High upfront costs 0.466692 health care provider 0.517683 effective first-line choice 0.466022 Doctor’s Channel 0.434348 Teens Aged 0.487433 effective types 0.474028 health care providers 0.468657 local programs 0.435356 LARC users 0.586413 teen pregnancy 0.53909 broad range 0.473255 latest clinical guidelines 0.464886 Winnable Battles 0.435371 Signs Issue details 0.460232 birth control pills 0.54336 family planning services 0.464286 sexually transmitted disease 0.468908 Prevention Status Reports 0.463446 sexually transmitted diseases 0.532837 birth control 0.904762 effective choice 0.438304	teen births 0.524083 Acting Reversible Contraception 0.464284 condoms 0.438551 Vital Signs 0.508734 LARC 0.798309 teens 0.754216 birth control options 0.531541 good news 0.441752 sexually active teens 0.549679 no-cost options 0.437138 LARC insertion 0.65652 American College 0.434303 out-of-pocket cost 0.435107 control use LARC 0.586562 clinical guidelines 0.469844 Long-Acting Reversible Contraception 0.536794 effective birth control 0.484972 Teen childbearing 0.459244 fewer unplanned pregnancies 0.466801 funding options 0.467371 social costs 0.440527 time 0.450813 health plan 0.434058 Intrauterine devices 0.439902	CLICK HERE
13435	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Using Science to Prevent Cancer	CDC’s Division of Cancer Prevention and Control does research to find better ways to prevent cancer and support people with cancer.	Cancers Workgroup 0.249149 HPV Typing 0.271245 tobacco-related cancers 0.318376 HPV types 0.283223 American Cancer Society 0.432472 high quality standards 0.289233 Annual report 0.209501 tobacco users 0.203726 Henley SJ 0.203527 journal Pediatrics 0.207649 Mortality Web-based Report 0.293218 tobacco-related cancer incidence 0.419506 tobacco-free environments 0.210014 cancer diagnosis 0.304523 comprehensive programs 0.206996 CDC’s Division 0.2339 HPV vaccines 0.446706 United States Cancer 0.412435 human papillomavirus 0.33362 specific cancer topic 0.402047 death rates 0.310628 original research 0.205655 Shepard Science Award 0.298108 new cases 0.216745 cancer screening 0.305555	recent report 0.225402 United States 0.762377 cancer tissue samples 0.4985 future impact 0.205275 Cancer Statistics Working 0.380184 support people 0.219176 population-based cancer registries 0.401012 Ly KN 0.204927 overall decrease 0.203169 tobacco-related cancer deaths 0.434294 potential impact 0.312862 National Cancer Institute 0.90538 North American Association 0.316497 potential cancer causes 0.385953 Shepard Award 0.208527 9-valent HPV vaccines 0.373889 key findings 0.208017 peer-reviewed journal 0.20658 year.1 CDC 0.252713 Recent publications 0.219001 Central Cancer Registries 0.437195 liver cancer 0.572538 Cancer Prevention 0.460687 Disease Registry 0.205469	CLICK HERE
14449	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevalence of Doctor-Diagnosed Arthritis at State and CountyLevels - United States, 2014 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	U.S. standard population 0.440161 high school 0.393968 high school graduate 0.377369 county level 0.418849 age group 0.377538 adults 0.396587 public health practitioners 0.375085 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.571458 health outcomes 0.381896 West Virginia 0.375864 arthritis symptoms 0.507299 model-predicted arthritis prevalence 0.623452 multilevel regression 0.407657 public health surveillance 0.377864 public health professionals 0.394678 health care providers 0.448664 evidence-based arthritis interventions 0.494283 public health 0.46454 doctor-diagnosed arthritis 0.917811 50 states 0.629745 activity interventions 0.384959 Survey 5-year estimates 0.391116 greatest effect 0.378755 noninstitutionalized adult population 0.377942	county-level estimates 0.422318 age-standardized model-predicted arthritis 0.507959 American Community Survey 0.430197 high prevalence 0.513447 age-standardized prevalence 0.41728 rheumatoid arthritis 0.473953 age-standardized median prevalence 0.509615 self-management education 0.466039 pulmonary disease prevalence 0.415069 median survey response 0.375461 county population estimates 0.398005 public health practice 0.394918 age-standardized prevalences 0.384475 BRFSS individual-level data 0.37523 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.443538 state level 0.384073 counties 0.422068 national level 0.384129 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.573575 self-management education interventions 0.387922 age-standardized weighted prevalence 0.445106 age-standardized weighted prevalences 0.402113 age-standardized model-predicted prevalence 0.448788	CLICK HERE
15286	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health Care Personnel and Flu Vaccination, Internet Panel Survey, United States, November 2015	Findings from the Internet Panel Survey of health care personnel flu vaccination in the United States for the 2015-16 flu seasons CDC	early season flu 0.447615 early flu season 0.348824 vaccination campaigns 0.308777 influenza vaccination coverage 0.335408 season flu vaccination 0.525572 internet panel survey 0.302937 flu vaccines 0.320698 highest vaccination coverage 0.335265 early season estimate 0.26221 early season online 0.310729 early season coverage 0.307732 HCP vaccination coverage 0.490658 HCP 0.580258 current vaccination efforts 0.306586 season HCP vaccination 0.481239 unvaccinated HCP 0.363058 Influenza vaccination performance 0.307598 early season 0.578249 national flu vaccination 0.377963 vaccination requirements 0.301896 long-term care 0.334209 long-term care settings 0.297457 non-clinical support staff 0.316687 flu vaccine 0.305713 flu complications 0.295864	flu vaccination coverage 0.90814 eligible HCP 0.329817 percentage points 0.291609 HCP flu vaccination 0.513637 Influenza vaccination levels 0.310142 internet panel 0.353167 U.S. HCP 0.332157 end-of-season flu vaccination 0.375665 annual flu vaccination 0.405374 work settings 0.294623 National Influenza Vaccination 0.337427 current flu season 0.314613 health care 0.327508 HCP whose employers 0.341141 flu seasons 0.294981 onsite vaccination 0.296115 HCP groups 0.341354 influenza vaccination 0.370435 HCP influenza vaccine 0.361219 vaccination results 0.292346 vaccination history 0.294396 volunteer HCP 0.327847 season online report 0.308492 et al 0.268013	CLICK HERE
15461	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Parents | Your Child's Vaccine Visit	Steps parents can take before, during and after vaccine visits to make them easier and less stressful.	health insurance 0.562024 insurance provider 0.469639 Vaccine Information Statements 0.919107 Immunization Schedule tool 0.564021 Alaska Native 0.469954 children 0.516554 public health clinics 0.531456 mild side effects 0.473765 health care professionals 0.530442 family members 0.479133 injection site 0.471292 non-aspirin pain reliever 0.664262 vaccination visit 0.475778 following tips 0.469024 immunization visit 0.487707 VFC program website 0.534474 possible.  Learn 0.478512 shots 0.596542 up-to-date record 0.477169 child 0.914093 free vaccines 0.547777 Pay extra attention 0.523333 important services 0.47298 personal immunization record 0.551904 vaccine materials 0.517841	vaccines 0.742537 deep breaths 0.476874 uninsured children 0.477912 interesting things 0.470497 cool sponge bath 0.524157 vfc program 0.561247 local health department 0.533677 public health clinic. 0.531519 vaccine visits 0.516229 Skin-to-skin contact 0.478468 scary stories 0.477985 VFC vaccines 0.544945 mild illness 0.480751 VFC Coordinators 0.473737 eligible children 0.475933 favorite toy 0.551624 possible vaccine administration 0.556507 Children program 0.476539 health insurance plans 0.530528 staff members 0.47087 mild reactions 0.47216 doctor 0.592187 sweet beverage 0.471808 eye contact 0.476123	CLICK HERE