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4794	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2010 Haiti Cholera Outbreak - Frequently Asked Questions	CDC - Global Health			CLICK HERE
5742	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Copper fume (as Cu) - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	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
6304	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	"Please tell me, is it safe to go home?" After 9/11, science offers comfort	Please tell me, is it safe to go home? After 9/11, science offers comfort; Rear Admiral Sven Rodenbeck, Sc.D. recalls his involvement in the aftrmath of the attacks on the world trade center.	natural fit 0.479344 big concern 0.477736 immediate concerns 0.483189 environmental health 0.541737 World Trade Center 0.563778 empathetic ear 0.483387 fine coat 0.486073 common light microscope 0.569216 emotional level 0.47528 exceptional bridge 0.480142 Long Island 0.56795 light microscope 0.571178 9/11 0.445157 analysis 0.439845 transmission electron microscope 0.581779 HEPA vacuum 0.472827 wet mop methods 0.529309 kitchen table 0.643256 community leader 0.485061 residents 0.453125 public health assessments 0.547968 Admiral Sven Rodenbeck 0.571239 Technical answers 0.476287 apartments 0.469735 indoor living conditions 0.550816	fiberglass fibers 0.536459 asbestos 0.528118 59th street 0.476226 asbestos fibers 0.504192 condominiums 0.431339 Lower Manhattan 0.82109 frequent cleaning 0.469689 hearing community concerns 0.560738 analytic mind 0.479689 residential buildings 0.474892 huge consideration 0.469492 York City Health 0.551783 environmental samples 0.52771 nation–our security 0.483413 science degree 0.472928 question 0.442735 twin towers 0.483087 potential cancer risk 0.5467 health concerns 0.483211 electron microscope procedures 0.932877 outdoor sampling 0.480024 people 0.445544 Wall Street 0.481885 Disease Registry 0.482091	CLICK HERE
8776	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Recruiting Women for a Study on Perceived Risk of Cancer: Influence of Survey Topic Salience and Early Versus Late Response - CDC	Understanding the characteristics of early and late survey responders has implications for recruitment efforts and for informing potential response bias. The main objective of this analysis was to examine survey responder status (ie, early vs late response) by sociodemographic characteristics and by salience of study variables among respondents.	responder status 0.83288 average risk 0.521671 baseline early responders 0.580608 baseline survey wave 0.521051 survey responder status 0.617945 objective risk 0.524358 family cancer history 0.516162 late responders 0.988461 early responders 0.751678 Henry Ford Health 0.507322 baseline survey participation 0.527499 baseline responder status 0.569314 follow-up survey responder 0.536602 late responder status 0.519995 ovarian cancer 0.836871 response rate 0.543898 baseline survey response 0.537962 follow-up survey 0.803151 follow-up surveys 0.630977 baseline interview 0.504709 baseline survey responder 0.577549 follow-up survey refusal 0.515641 late survey responders 0.587338 follow-up survey reminder 0.519759 sociodemographic characteristics 0.542547	survey wave administration 0.511805 women 0.594886 study 0.511972 follow-up survey wave 0.50986 Baseline survey administration 0.537335 Follow-up survey interviews 0.527262 genetic counseling 0.676044 personal history 0.584713 baseline survey responders 0.602586 baseline survey interviews 0.541104 ovarian cancer history 0.50718 ovarian cancer risk 0.539925 baseline interview participation 0.50115 follow-up survey interview 0.52274 potential response bias 0.519112 breast cancer 0.645411 baseline survey 0.776836 genetic counseling referral 0.499824 follow-up survey analysis 0.520198 12-month follow-up surveys 0.502675 family history 0.550761 response 0.550218 risk 0.558037 baseline survey respondents 0.557118	CLICK HERE
9811	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Evaluating Public Health Resources: What Happens When Funding Disappears? - CDC	Although various factors affect the sustainability of public health programs, funding levels can influence many aspects of program continuity.	fewer program activities 0.513087 obesity prevention programs 0.499054 obesity program development 0.491473 government public health 0.487428 NPAO grant program 0.501652 funding sources 0.508881 Disease Control 0.489841 funding levels 0.533166 state health departments 0.776399 obesity prevention 0.645399 public health systems 0.487122 additional funding 0.518044 obesity prevention partnerships 0.493785 funding stream 0.488386 state plan 0.562516 Public Health Resources 0.501973 CDC NPAO grant 0.572173 obesity prevention initiatives 0.518648 funding changes 0.501237 long-term program success 0.504165 public health finance 0.487119 chronic disease 0.494241 Ariela M. Freedman 0.501697 public health infrastructure 0.487075 state-identified high-priority work 0.497955	state program funding 0.54155 new funding requirements 0.569399 public health funding 0.63104 funding discontinuation 0.504068 states 0.695441 major public health 0.486624 state programs 0.507932 CDC funding 0.508961 state health department 0.52031 technical assistance 0.513937 public health work 0.494243 funding support 0.490868 public health 0.919877 key informant interviews 0.503509 funding 0.789254 best practice strategies 0.495397 public health programs 0.6109 funding delays 0.489124 competitive funding 0.49834 physical activity 0.649632 individual public health 0.487393 health funding decisions 0.598007 funding source 0.502623 public health action 0.486519	CLICK HERE
13023	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Burden of COPD | CDC Features	Managing COPD ... It is possible!	participation 0.325704 Fighting 0.328676 Centers 0.326833 COPD patients 0.644195 death 0.327283 activity 0.326523 United States 0.596374 adults 0.325272 cause 0.326291 Chronic lower respiratory 0.629933 breath 0.336713 Prevention 0.326763 current smokers 0.468749 number 0.32665 Disease Control 0.456362 KB 0.335662 Dependence 0.333197	cessation support 0.454215 health care providers 0.806746 Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 0.957078 outcome 0.335509 struggle 0.333376 addition 0.324943 age-standardized prevalence 0.461115 people 0.326622 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary 0.996185 Surveillance 0.325247 pulmonary rehabilitation program 0.63117 patient education 0.446976 exercise training 0.447451 new report 0.459997 information 0.324302 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.578604 Map 0.32545	CLICK HERE
13487	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bicyclist Deaths Associated with Motor Vehicle Traffic -United States, 1975-2012	Jason Vargo, PhD1; Benjamin G. Gerhardstein, MPH2; Geoffrey P. Whitfield, PhD3; Arthur Wendel, MD3.	age-adjusted cyclist mortality 0.562894 cyclist deaths 0.48624 cyclist mortality 0.972461 38-year study period 0.495257 bicycle road safety 0.378265 children 0.389161 Fatality Analysis Reporting 0.374595 age-specific cyclist mortality 0.585223 FARS fatalities 0.39251 FARS 0.42079 Benjamin G. Gerhardstein 0.371149 motor vehicle–related deaths 0.381795 48 states 0.371261 Geoffrey P. Whitfield 0.370983 program.* Age-adjusted mortality 0.461902 bicycle trips 0.377786 FARS variables 0.370917 age-adjusted mortality rates 0.527013 study period 0.606808 age groups 0.429718 lower mortality rates 0.456284 adult cyclist deaths 0.450561 overall mortality rate 0.488237 entire study period 0.381233 unit time bicycling 0.375295	bicyclist deaths 0.387979 national collision data 0.379456 Annual cyclist fatalities 0.456537 United States 0.499793 total bicycle deaths 0.39318 100,000 0.374192 motor vehicle 0.399672 recent cyclist mortality 0.497082 cyclist mortality trends 0.549878 Traffic Safety Administration 0.377902 cyclist mortality rates 0.743306 state mortality rates 0.456547 cyclist mortality rate 0.568909 Jason Vargo 0.37166 FARS database 0.373451 cyclist fatalities 0.483626 fatal traffic crashes 0.368592 physical activity 0.397028 multiple health benefits 0.376482 child bicyclist mortality 0.46466 age-adjusted mortality rate 0.468584 newer FARS data 0.394276 bicycling fatalities 0.378414 child bicycle trips 0.375559	CLICK HERE
13533	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress Toward Poliomyelitis Eradication - Nigeria, January2014-July 2015	Andrew Etsano, DLSHTM1; Rajni Gunnala, MD2; Faisal Shuaib, DrPH3; Eunice Damisa, MPH1; Pascal Mkanda, MBBS4; Johnson M. Ticha, MPH4; Richard Banda, MBChB4; Charles Korir, MA4; Ana Elena Chevez, MD4; Ogu Enemaku, PhD5; Melissa Corkum, MICD5; Lora B. Davis, DVM2; Gatei-wa Nganda2; Cara C.	environmental surveillance 0.670376 Polio program legacy 0.692456 NPAFP rate 0.64617 Nigeria National Stop 0.695394 national polio eradication 0.852664 AFP cases 0.70399 SIAs 0.644583 polio eradication activities 0.749906 high-risk states 0.748546 Genomic sequence analysis 0.684772 polio high-risk LGAs 0.703309 Polio surveillance 0.688637 routine immunization 0.732386 polio emergency operations 0.685049 cVDPV2 cases 0.639973 WPV1 cases 0.705772 supplemental immunization activities 0.63075 World Health Organization 0.634312 emergency polio eradication 0.705239 AFP surveillance quality 0.665468 adequate stool specimens 0.702839 AFP surveillance 0.766445 cVDPV polio cases 0.720682 polio survivors 0.653586 polio program 0.722591	polio eradication 0.925772 northern Nigeria 0.712256 polio vaccine 0.656997 observed polio vaccination 0.720353 polio high-risk states 0.739977 Nigeria Field Epidemiology 0.67973 northeastern Nigeria 0.630559 surveillance performance indicators 0.707104 polio eradication program 0.74739 polio infrastructure 0.633163 Nigeria 0.853327 Federal Capital Territory 0.807084 permanent health teams 0.703225 active WPV transmission 0.628957 polio eradication emergency 0.751762 Nigeria Office 0.662898 national polio program 0.705612 national SIAs 0.635928 global poliomyelitis eradication 0.64731 polio eradication infrastructure 0.700552 polio risk profiles 0.709109 routine immunization program 0.655173 VP1 nucleotide difference 0.708167 polio assets 0.639152	CLICK HERE
14420	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Links to Other Websites | Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) | NCBDDD	Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are a group of developmental disabilities that can cause significant social, communication and behavioral challenges. CDC is working to find out how many children have ASDs, discover the risk factors, and raise awareness of the signs.	Health Services Administration 0.363131 mental health 0.511486 Autism Source 0.477483 Human Services 0.410762 National Dissemination Center 0.385568 national autism resource 0.602778 Health Insurance Program 0.379756 Interagency Autism Coordinating 0.474446 children 0.44938 National Mental Health 0.432298 young children 0.404584 autism spectrum disorders 0.950951 Mental Health Information 0.41959 autism spectrum disorder 0.664866 health care providers 0.373778 National Institutes 0.456183 developmental disabilities 0.57264 National Center 0.502885 mental health services 0.467009 Autism resource list 0.451555 health care services 0.361478 autism community 0.463597 Journey Through Autism 0.457729 Health Information Center 0.430232 autism diagnosis 0.460306	Health Autism Coordinating 0.491657 autism research activities 0.465558 Autism Society 0.487517 low-cost health insurance 0.372817 special health care 0.349163 autism research 0.666775 Autism Genetics Initiative 0.449826 Autism Genetic Resource 0.462149 Health Services Locator 0.40076 autism genetics 0.459521 Autism Coordinating Committee 0.508426 Autism Centers 0.41537 Autism Speaks 0.495882 mental health professionals 0.348644 special education 0.407137 health care 0.475594 Autism Speaks Transition 0.429806 national autism organizations 0.516786 Autism services 0.427532 health 0.544467 loan repayment programs 0.349941 Operation Autism 0.459273 National Autism Center 0.579524 National Association 0.351881	CLICK HERE
16444	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Influences and Practices in Colorectal Cancer ScreeningAmong Health Care Providers Serving Northern Plains AmericanIndians, 2011-2012	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.	CRC screening recommendations 0.651546 national CRC screening 0.463969 various screening guidelines 0.357363 evidence-based screening practices 0.361265 American Cancer Society 0.350633 American Indian Colorectal 0.344543 formal update 0.306716 Ann Intern Med 0.359719 screening colonoscopies 0.328112 colorectal cancer screening 0.850079 health care providers 0.553744 Preventive Services Task 0.31566 up-to-date provider screening 0.355426 colorectal cancer 0.998669 CRC screening 0.972713 CRC screening decisions 0.475071 Northern Plains 0.497861 CRC incidence 0.343873 Plains American Indian 0.323789 particular CRC screening 0.482596 primary care physicians 0.312425 American Indians 0.58103 fecal occult blood 0.467249 indian health 0.412123	provider screening recommendations 0.4427 recommended CRC screening 0.527819 CRC screening options 0.475943 guideline-based screening practices 0.377993 Cancer Screening Recommendations 0.424472 Northern Plains American 0.386368 following screening tests 0.363636 CRC screening practices 0.488796 CRC screening test 0.584611 Indian Colorectal Cancer 0.356738 appropriate screening 0.318377 provider screening practices 0.396519 current CRC screening 0.548379 Lung Cancer Screening 0.408944 recommended screening practices 0.370259 CRC prevention 0.326473 self-administered provider assessment 0.32913 American Indian health 0.357448 Services Task Force 0.41163 Indian Health Service 0.407324 Cancer Screening study 0.457685 new screening options 0.34593 DRE screening 0.35802 screening rates 0.321183	CLICK HERE