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5107	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, January 25, 2010	null	Physical exercise 0.559538 Consultation session 0.570943 current awareness 0.560758 ) project 0.567789 U.S. States 0.563879 indigenous populations 0.645337 rotavirus vaccines 0.568582 health topics 0.586314 Disease Control 0.62048 CDC Knowledge 0.735845 Action Science Clips 0.98966 factual accuracy 0.559164 new weekly digest 0.635212 southeast Uganda 0.566823 Recent multistate outbreaks 0.619634 Chief Science Officer 0.629607 population-based study 0.56721 DHHS 0.569791 public domain 0.575511 Stephen B. Thacker 0.744829 Silver Spring 0.566662 public health policy 0.639371 public health articles 0.658688 Biannual CDC Tribal 0.769954	American Indians/Alaskan Natives 0.638146 human salmonella infections 0.615101 cluster-randomised equivalence trial 0.625495 facility-based HIV-care model 0.629904 virological failure 0.564736 public health 0.752379 initial bleeding episodes 0.612459 health care 0.577412 Genomic medicine 0.565495 informational purposes 0.55501 reproductive age 0.563673 public health literature 0.629024 CDC-authored publications 0.573907 B. Thacker CDC 0.85672 safer military 0.567559 Genet Med. 0.570397 original authors 0.561935 non-CDC Websites 0.560769 original sources 0.570413 public health challenge 0.629504 news sources 0.562838 racial/ethnic health disparities 0.636516 mild cognitive impairment 0.612248 Thacker CDC Library 0.856642	CLICK HERE
6959	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012:11_0233	The objective of this study was to measure and compare the weight status of American Indian and white elementary school students (kindergarten through 5th grade) from 2005 through 2009 in an Oklahoma school district.	elementary school students 0.430793 study 0.417831 ≥97th percentile 0.398699 white students 0.571815 weighted average RR 0.463841 United States 0.355266 Oklahoma Health Sciences 0.47057 rural environment 0.354168 Oklahoma school district 0.353354 white children 0.517983 obese children 0.438365 Health Sciences Center 0.470132 American Indian children 0.943698 BMI ≥97th percentile 0.378082 American Indian adults 0.470423 weight status 0.814052 Indian elementary school 0.353719 environmental risk factors 0.337626 BMI percentile 0.346786 overweight 0.432522 obesity 0.376439 risk factors 0.425603 greater risk 0.355159	obese versus 0.388136 American Indian students 0.728085 body mass index 0.492003 versus healthy weight 0.430976 binomial regression 0.348036 NHANES children 0.344854 healthy weight 0.663462 elementary schools 0.481909 study population 0.386777 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.402876 study period 0.370104 Anadarko school district 0.414166 BMI ≥95th percentile 0.377807 American children 0.373382 body mass percentile 0.36497 significantly higher risk 0.446722 Growth Charts 0.430915 white elementary school 0.375411 student weight status 0.364837 categorical weight status 0.363162 school district 0.476755 BMI ≥85th percentile 0.377832 risk 0.512814	CLICK HERE
7380	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Resources Tools - Community Flu 2.0	CommunityFlu is a software program that simulates the spread of influenza through a model community, and the impact of a variety of potential interventions - CDC	Excel Option button 0.761684 short Edit Menu 0.812345 infectious diseases 0.745088 Infectious Disease 0.738675 click Enable Macros 0.764937 Pandemic Influenza 0.827689 previous intervention run 0.77683 intervention simulation 0.739129 CommunityFlu model 0.741031 current CommunityFlu software 0.804525 long term care 0.747112 different age groups 0.738648 blank Excel spreadsheet 0.883674 Simulated Influenza Pandemic 0.789773 Excel Option Menu 0.77264 Microsoft Windows XP 0.75017 newly created folder 0.74409 influenza pandemic 0.808827 Microsoft Office 0.747012 Microsoft Technical Manual 0.737043 public health officials 0.741611 CommunityFlu software program 0.825383 extensive User Manual 0.74539 Download CommunityFlu 0.798453 Influenza Simulation Model 0.783661	CommunityFlu tracks 0.75953 baseline run simulations 0.765039 CommunityFlu 0.993324 security level 0.740151 Results Menu page 0.828654 Developer Tab 0.776578 School age children 0.755431 laptop computers 0.741296 influenza epidemic/pandemic data 0.807175 disease susceptible person 0.75132 CommunityFlu folder 0.795486 various Excel versions 0.773173 school closings 0.753747 Microsoft Office Button 0.738702 economic impact 0.736431 face masks 0.744866 CommunityFlu community 0.774003 new Excel version 0.768996 interventions 0.754735 CommunityFlu file 0.753265 individual input values 0.735907 representative community 0.887585 Data Input Page 0.828795 user 0.757649	CLICK HERE
7813	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tobacco - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Tobacco	asthmatic conditions 0.580386 bone changes 0.555933 spinal-disc disease 0.568919 menopausal symptoms 0.563581 lung cancer 0.933782 current smokers 0.669586 smoking total 0.660747 mental retardation 0.560773 larynx 0.492639 children 0.492932 deadly consequences 0.577032 racial/ethnic backgrounds 0.570848 Gum disease 0.566017 clove cigarettes 0.591573 reach menopause 0.552839 Secondhand smoke 0.646672 female smokers 0.711883 preventable cause 0.630555 major cause 0.728208 tooth loss 0.563758 tobacco products 0.996853 health problems 0.563608 women 0.493679 esophageal cancer 0.583112 United States 0.600517	death rate 0.590648 smokers 0.72225 pregnancy increases 0.558109 sudden infant death 0.691608 permanent disabilities 0.581804 productivity losses 0.590077 heart disease 0.733647 impair blood circulation 0.721617 cardiovascular disease 0.574521 mouth cancer 0.600807 adult smokers 0.679761 cigarettes-including cyanide 0.593644 smoking ceases 0.627375 environmental tobacco smoke 0.910123 birth defects 0.554276 people 0.494821 younger age 0.55265 smokeless tobacco 0.816278 excess medical costs 0.750401 premature delivery 0.566334 cellular changes 0.555654 oral clefts 0.564948 male smokers 0.712289 low birth weight 0.691058	CLICK HERE
9945	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tribal Consultation Sessions - Tribal Support	CDC/ATSDR Tribal Support is the primary link between CDC, the Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and tribal governments. CDC/ATSDR’s tribal support activities focus on fulfilling CDC's supportive role in ensuring that American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities receive public health services that keep them safe and healthy.	Government-to-government consultation 0.46402 winter 0.326309 sessions—one 0.326435 number 0.327467 tribal officials 0.473918 Atlanta 0.326356 tribal consultation sessions 0.934084 regional tribal consultation 0.584336 procedures 0.327765 inherent rights 0.49656 sovereignty 0.343581 Key components 0.453561 decisions 0.330035 designees 0.326561 Tribal Consultation Policy 0.600377 CDC staff 0.670042	CDC leadership 0.691239 government-to-government basis 0.47754 opportunity 0.328316 supplants 0.328251 opportunities 0.327435 annual HHS 0.468751 CDC tribal consultation 0.794425 forum 0.329434 CDC’s participation 0.652562 self-governance 0.331829 Tribal Advisory Committee 0.584628 tribal leaders 0.69883 federal trust responsibility 0.640901 Indian/Alaska Native governments 0.674703 Biannual Tribal Consultation 0.83481 representatives 0.41781	CLICK HERE
11211	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	¿Sabe qué es la talasemia?	La talasemia es una enfermedad grave que puede causar daño a los órganos e incluso la muerte. Obtenga más información sobre los problemas relacionados con la salud, el tratamiento, el trabajo de los CDC y lo que usted puede hacer para ayudar.			CLICK HERE
11797	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Expands Passenger Notification | Media Statement | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	household bleach 0.519678 Centers 0.426798 CDC 0.665965 urine 0.425258 Texas Presbyterian Hospital 0.665614 questions 0.424419 Oct. 0.622107 abrasion 0.424431 Cleveland 0.506719 eyes 0.441286 vomit 0.427446 interviews 0.42695 Prevention 0.42676 Dallas/Fort Worth 0.780663 mucous membranes 0.53217 Disease Control 0.548426 direct contact 0.601425 guidelines 0.422087 800-CDC INFO 0.662053 Public health professionals 0.647096 healthcare worker 0.821837 additional information 0.544125	airline passengers 0.612795 nose 0.446231 passengers 0.713216 Frontier flight 0.671424 outreach 0.426706 Dallas Fort Worth 0.663121 body fluids 0.613719 hospital-grade disinfectants 0.524184 potential risk 0.537915 blood 0.439778 mucus 0.432792 Ebola-infected person.  Direct 0.61599 visit http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola 0.518241 saliva 0.427646 symptoms 0.423305 mouth 0.445273 low-grade fever 0.542738 close contacts 0.545762 Frontier Airlines flight 0.960627 Individuals 0.424944 feces 0.430443 appropriate measures 0.519801	CLICK HERE
12777	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Silicosis in a Countertop Fabricator -Texas, 2014	Gary K. Friedman, MD1, Robert Harrison, MD2, Heidi Bojes, PhD3, Karen Worthington, MS4, Margaret Filios, MSc5 (Author affiliations at end of text).	large opacity Category 0.501598 mediastinal adenopathy 0.417728 4New Jersey Department 0.496175 pulmonary hypertension 0.426689 Kenneth D. Rosenman 0.485153 Margaret Filios 0.517788 North America 0.415519 Robert Harrison 0.419593 middle lobe 0.507944 local exhaust ventilation 0.478638 Michigan State University 0.491162 silicosis cases 0.490986 quartz surfacing materials 0.96796 Health care providers 0.525815 Gary K. Friedman 0.528717 Hispanic male 0.419373 Karen Worthington 0.417937 personal protective equipment 0.478328 popular countertop materials 0.528294 possible lung transplantation 0.501804 Heidi Bojes 0.424231 Pulmonary function studies 0.524498 Texas Department 0.43625 state public health 0.532959 primary care provider 0.512582	right ventricular hypertrophy 0.514372 change post bronchodilator 0.517241 State Health Services 0.723048 assess silica exposures 0.637919 Occupational Safety 0.57627 progressive massive fibrosis 0.522471 2-year history 0.419782 persistent cough 0.416992 Respiratory Disease Studies 0.486842 National Institute 0.477301 stone countertop company 0.543569 right-sided inspiratory wheeze 0.519018 reduced diffusion capacity 0.498233 silica exposure 0.710552 Author affiliations 0.423283 pulmonary disease 0.433419 crystalline silica.* 0.417336 high exposures 0.423966 large opacities 0.434745 silica dust exposure 0.853337 q/r bilateral upper 0.511316 silica hazards 0.524964 lung transplantation 0.511519 chest radiograph 0.427076	CLICK HERE
13431	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Investigation of Childhood Lead Poisoning from ParentalTake-Home Exposure from an Electronic Scrap Recycling Facility -Ohio, 2012	Nick Newman, DO1; Camille Jones, MD2; Elena Page, MD3; Diana Ceballos, PhD3; Aalok Oza, MS3 (Author affiliations at end of text).	occupational health concern 0.429607 Department Childhood Lead 0.513876 childhood lead poisonings 0.482797 Adult Blood Lead 0.465966 sufficient evidence 0.48495 Lead Poisoning Prevention 0.620502 children 0.494943 cathode ray tubes 0.942528 elevated blls 0.54289 Cincinnati Health Department 0.701037 ТЕg/dL 0.449625 personal protective equipment 0.489785 Environmental Health Specialty 0.526341 lead poisoning 0.786917 e-scrap recycling facility 0.432983 lead paint 0.474744 take-home exposure 0.480974 employees 0.433661 lead exposure 0.665365 Poisoning Prevention Program 0.577876 Pediatric Environmental Health 0.518333 United States 0.461753 National Toxicology Program 0.494537 Health Department Childhood 0.480602	permissible exposure limit 0.436413 blood lead 0.47657 Occupational Safety 0.571575 hazardous exposures 0.504229 health hazard evaluation 0.523865 NIOSH health hazard 0.496487 NIOSH evaluation 0.422887 lead risk assessment 0.57422 Health Specialty Unit 0.527527 limited evidence 0.442476 Health Administration 0.427545 Hospital Pediatric Environmental 0.498877 detectable lead dust 0.479493 public health actions 0.422854 routine lead screening 0.549092 ray tubes area 0.42435 lead poisoning incident 0.491364 environmental lead exposure 0.552583 NIOSH investigators 0.524089 childhood lead poisoning 0.728012 surface lead concentrations 0.47437 Cincinnati Children 0.446884 Administration lead standard 0.463958 current occupational exposure 0.452204	CLICK HERE
14333	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sleep Duration and Injury-Related Risk Behaviors Among HighSchool Students - United States, 2007-2013 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	complex survey design 0.473092 National Sleep Foundation 0.617784 sleep duration 0.820892 bad sleep environment 0.546223 drinking driver 0.582949 poor sleep hygiene 0.542832 pairwise t-tests 0.468856 National Center 0.477337 school start times 0.471965 good sleep hygiene 0.547777 Indian/Alaska Native students 0.490222 sleep problems 0.542011 adolescent risk behaviors 0.499314 insufficient sleep 0.967271 self-reported sleep duration 0.604283 risky behavioral choices 0.468486 U.S. high school 0.495205 injury-related behavior 0.490036 public health practice 0.479705 high school program 0.48035 survey 0.478206 linear trend 0.466519 sleep durations 0.529177 mean sleep duration 0.583824 infrequent seatbelt 0.686103	monitors health-risk behaviors 0.491262 single class period 0.466989 referent sleep duration 0.583055 national Youth Risk 0.495069 average school night 0.707326 prevalence risk behaviors 0.514818 Unadjusted prevalence 0.47494 three-stage cluster sample 0.467433 private high schools 0.473131 High school faculty 0.496204 adequate sample size 0.470887 school nights 0.479757 infrequent bicycle helmet 0.709195 high school students 0.759621 sleep objective 0.533111 drowsy driving crashes 0.48994 insufficient sleep duration 0.653291 sleep disorder 0.520998 unintentional injury 0.511061 injury-related risk behaviors 0.948614 sleep duration recommendation 0.582498 adolescent injury-related behavior 0.483121 sleep hygiene 0.551171 motor vehicle crashes 0.532887	CLICK HERE