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835	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	American Indians, Alaska Natives, and the Flu | CDC Features	Vaccination against flu is especially important for American Indians and Alaska Natives, who have been found to be at higher risk for complications from the flu. Protect yourself and your community by getting a flu vaccine.	high rates 0.367939 influenza infection 0.389983 highest safety standards 0.419881 flu vaccine—shot 0.560585 flu vaccines 0.631404 nasal spray—does 0.369162 mild side effects 0.36545 season 0.324557 health care facility 0.498622 U.S. Food 0.364635 stuffy nose 0.368912 general U.S. population 0.526827 reduced access 0.373031 grocery stores 0.3629 Native elders 0.371374 American Indians 0.592356 economic factors 0.370844 high risk 0.43768 severe complications 0.382257 influenza 0.404555 Experts 0.312961 death 0.312482 chronic health conditions 0.425013 Vaccination 0.354771 Drug Administration 0.366553	flu vaccine 0.758244 fewer flu illnesses 0.63116 immunity 0.312351 flu complications 0.603469 certain people 0.373871 flu-related hospitalizations 0.379968 pneumonia 0.313865 certain health conditions 0.537822 causes 0.312487 sore throat 0.370273 community-based immunization clinics 0.420387 spray flu vaccine 0.622902 higher risk 0.376018 Indian Country 0.36563 greater chance 0.370604 Alaska Natives 0.608186 sore arm 0.369408 people 0.378314 flu 0.953727 flu shot 0.556693 local health care 0.498665 influenza viruses 0.379824 regular doctor 0.365961 ones 0.325566	CLICK HERE
5903	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Glycerin (mist) - 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
7488	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Veterans Health Activities - Gulf War Studies - Birth Defects	CDC's National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) has taken the lead for HHS in addressing the health concerns of veterans of the Vietnam War and the Gulf War, and NCEH is working with the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to protect the health of our future military forces.	Gulf War veterans 0.901558 Goldenhar syndrome 0.586491 health problems 0.212563 nondeployed veterans 0.275383 National Guard Units 0.228102 Veterans Affairs 0.226647	CDC reviewed birth 0.216368 Persian Gulf War 0.273589 low birth-weight babies 0.223162 birth defects 0.230048 Health Research Center 0.202935	CLICK HERE
7929	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | State Variations of ChronicDisease Risk Factors in Older Americans - CDC	The objective of this study was to examine and compare 3 key health behaviors associated with chronic disease (ie, risky drinking, smoking, and sedentary lifestyle).	North Carolina 0.556682 adverse medication interactions 0.526167 insufficient sample sizes 0.544284 Bankhead-Coley Cancer Research 0.535744 lowest prevalence 0.580705 highest prevalence 0.681139 public health resources 0.700378 National Health Interview 0.577507 tailored prevention activities 0.528315 risky drinking patterns 0.622276 moderate physical activity 0.573463 chronic disease risk 0.564397 risk factor indicator 0.558755 complete trend analyses 0.545379 states given sample 0.56425 Miami Miller School 0.662927 weighted linear regression 0.541204 vigorous physical activity 0.693387 risky behaviors 0.544912 Kristopher L. Arheart 0.537918 older male smokers 0.586002 twofold higher mortality 0.534413 abuse treatment facility 0.533238 risky drinking 0.919317 key health behaviors 0.728341	chronic disease 0.72025 state level 0.558318 physical activity facilities 0.553136 multistage probability household 0.548719 institutional review board 0.542186 highest smoking prevalence 0.670909 Stacey L. Tannenbaum 0.530979 small sample sizes 0.537251 physical activity recommendations 0.561203 Healthy People 0.545583 poor cardiovascular outcomes 0.5582 cardiovascular disease 0.559401 David J. Lee 0.535079 older americans 0.933074 South Dakota 0.539542 Comprehensive Cancer Center 0.536686 Cristina A. Fernandez 0.533708 Health Statistics Research 0.568915 stable estimate analysis 0.542246 physical activity 0.854045 prevalence comparisons 0.556825 Laura A. McClure 0.529872 older adults 0.608004 excessive alcohol consumption 0.529692	CLICK HERE
11236	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Tasas de cáncer de ovario por raza y grupo étnico	Comparación de casos de cáncer de ovario por raza y grupo étnico.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.356368 Archivo RealPlayer 0.313279 Censo P25-1130 0.454628 §Los datos 0.280628 ¶Los datos 0.301032 razas blancas negras 0.91028 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.380203 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.357769	Estados Unidos 0.615039 cuántas mujeres 0.592047 Archivo Microsoft 0.587864 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.377614 Archivo Texto 0.303036 potenciales diferencias 0.442602 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.355603	CLICK HERE
11427	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease ' Collaborative Depression Care Among Latino Patients in Diabetes Disease Management, Los Angeles, 2011"2013 - CDC	The prevalence of comorbid diabetes and depression is high, especially in low-income Hispanic or Latino patients. The complex mix of factors in safety-net care systems impedes the adoption of evidence-based collaborative depression care and results in persistent disparities in depression outcomes. The Diabetes–Depression Care-Management Adoption Trial examined whether the collaborative depression care model is an effective approach in safety-net clinics to improve clinical care outcomes of depression and diabetes.	supportive care approach 0.481558 evidence-based diabetes care 0.543186 supportive care program 0.48999 depression monitoring 0.47816 specific diabetes outcomes 0.480088 supportive care group 0.782255 Sheehan Disability Scale 0.490308 disease management program 0.759645 diabetes disease management 0.681059 baseline characteristics 0.481189 diabetes care measures 0.58722 depression care outcomes 0.616442 depression care management 0.626748 patients 0.618088 comorbid depression 0.480351 Supportive care programs 0.477075 evidence-based depression care 0.621773 primary care settings 0.490939 care team 0.480159 severe depression 0.486835 DHS depression care 0.57938 supportive care 0.937154 care depression treatment 0.586453 usual care group 0.613494	worse depression 0.487963 study 0.522397 evidence-based collaborative depression 0.59354 propensity scores 0.525329 primary care clinics 0.510729 diabetes care 0.603091 diabetes patients 0.517074 depression outcomes 0.609548 depression remission 0.528687 safety-net care systems 0.538852 adaptive depression care 0.561704 safety-net primary care 0.54502 baseline PHQ-9 depression 0.504057 depression management support 0.48865 supportive care study 0.512066 diabetes care management 0.597682 depression screening 0.476651 higher scores 0.491485 protocol-driven depression care 0.570662 DHS primary care 0.517299 collaborative depression care 0.914831 diabetes supportive care 0.567622 primary care 0.547506 clinical care outcomes 0.515759	CLICK HERE
13097	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: National Public Health Week - April 6-12,2015	Every year since 1995, the American Public Health Association has led the observation of National Public Health Week in the United States during the first full week of April. The goal of National Public Health Week is to acknowledge contributions made by public health and to raise awareness of issues important to improving the nation's health. This year's observance (April 6–12) focuses on making the United States the Healthiest Nation in One Generation by 2030.	date 0.416724 endorsement 0.459061 observance 0.45986 Human Services 0.601078 issues 0.419415 U.S. Department 0.596383 MMWR HTML versions 0.583094 identification 0.417318 pages 0.416922 contributions 0.416739 awareness 0.419427 electronic PDF version 0.576754 publication 0.416713 goal 0.419528 **Questions 0.416347 Additional information 0.610588 Contact GPO 0.524122 daily themes 0.508251 commercial sources 0.505763 current prices 0.498057 Generation 0.418171 original paper copy 0.574373 Internet 0.41708 programs 0.416966	United States 0.623295 U.S. Government Printing 0.575907 Superintendent 0.420502 content 0.416933 National Public Health 0.973959 MMWR readers 0.506103 character translation 0.498879 http://www.nphw.org 0.418172 conjunction 0.418686 MMWR paper copy 0.579848 CDC topics 0.544577 American Public Health 0.789114 format errors 0.502165 Public Health Association 0.788995 Healthiest Nation 0.520078 observation 0.420359 typeset documents 0.505545 trade names 0.505863 official text 0.497254 non-CDC sites 0.502879 References 0.417113 organizations 0.416983 electronic conversions 0.497842 articles 0.416389	CLICK HERE
14280	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Transmisión del VIH | Información básica | VIH/SIDA | CDC	Algunas preguntas y respuestas acerca de cómo se transmite el VIH	llama superinfección 0.308763 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.308586 insectos chupadores 0.307368 alto riesgo 0.401624 únicos casos 0.323947 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.308458 cuidadosa práctica 0.30782 pequeños cortes 0.331287 Archivo Microsoft 0.326234 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.308913 riguroso análisis 0.331208 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.308246 siguientes maneras 0.311674	principal riesgo 0.326285 personas vih 0.486088 pareja vih 0.441223 hombre vih 0.4342 escasos casos 0.31075 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.308996 Estados Unidos 0.477334 madre vih 0.382482 mujer vih 0.424805 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.308457 determinadas actividades 0.313325 persona vih 0.919625 ¿El riesgo 0.320574	CLICK HERE
15680	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Schools	Information on Zika virus. Provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.	school health professionals 0.355935 public health issues 0.349107 School authorities 0.340656 mosquito-borne Zika virus 0.428282 Zika virus communication 0.412264 accurate Zika virus 0.41095 Zika virus 0.942403 public health authorities 0.563538 Zika virus21 0.340462 possible Zika virus 0.419392 school 0.397788 CDC Zika virus 0.426574 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.351276 Direct human-to-human transmission 0.3405 school districts 0.370272 National Center 0.368972 travel-associated Zika virus 0.435331 Zika virus exposure 0.443271 Zika virus disease 0.529847 current Zika virus 0.413684 school illness policies 0.341901 City Health Officials 0.341369 Zika virus transmission 0.530608 schools 0.35025 mosquito control authorities 0.343232	Zika virus information 0.453998 school administrators 0.378094 students 0.348889 Zika virus infection 0.759566 public health recommendations 0.350306 continental United States 0.401424 child care 0.349067 travel-related Zika virus 0.410965 school grounds 0.368428 Zika virus.10 OSHA 0.357729 virus disease outbreaks 0.400297 Global Health Protection 0.34182 Human Development 0.350743 sexual health education 0.346174 sexual transmission 0.345833 available Zika virus 0.435232 staff members 0.410267 Territorial Health Officials 0.340825 public health actions 0.357045 birth defects 0.358217 Hemisphere.1,2 Zika virus 0.426873 local public health 0.385762 public health codes 0.351684 local mosquito-borne transmission 0.376651	CLICK HERE
16096	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prescription Opioid Overdose Data	null	http://dx.doi. org/10.1111/j.1360-0443.2010.03052 0.272262 prescription opioid overdose 0.680828 Wide-ranging online data 0.340208 potential dangers 0.280181 prescription opioids.1,2 0.353812 Risk factors 0.267807 cause-of-death codes 0.349856 direct method 0.351322 Disease Control 0.271175 Statistics Cooperative Program 0.329272 CDC WONDER Online 0.328556 overdose deaths 0.920627 prescription opioids 0.533701 Hoffman SN 0.273495 Drug overdose deaths 0.836495 National Center 0.413954 NCHS data brief 0.342022 Boscarino JA 0.273887 opioid use disorder 0.369258 Health Statistics 0.333689 International Classification 0.354386 standard population 0.348469 Revision 0.228861 opioid overdose deaths 0.6172	nearly half 0.281716 United States 0.431069 Substance Abuse 0.269663 textual cause-of-death data 0.3341 884-94. doi 0.274105 U.S. 0.227271 Health Statistics. 0.275583 Death Files 0.274761 drug poisoning Ossiander 0.336499 National Survey 0.274053 Multiple Cause 0.321536 Paulozzi LJ 0.276397 semi-synthetic opioids 0.425652 people 0.227247 census region 0.356843 drug dependence 0.278876 prescription drugs.3 0.354431 Mental Health Services 0.33662 vital statistics jurisdictions 0.326744 Frenk SM 0.280924 opioid therapy 0.3497 common drugs 0.283796 et al 0.26975 Porter KS 0.271058	CLICK HERE