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5558	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	1-Dodecanethiol - 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
8296	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Promoting Fruit and VegetableConsumption Among Members of Black Churches, Michigan and NorthCarolina, 2008-2010 - CDC	Evidence-based health promotion programs that are disseminated in community settings can improve population health. However, little is known about how effective such programs are when they are implemented in communities. We examined community implementation of an evidence-based program, Body and Soul, to promote consumption of fruits and vegetables.	North Carolina 0.766292 vegetable consumption 0.920552 Prev Chronic Dis 0.499776 program 0.710629 2-item measure 0.520496 body 0.573592 Soul program 0.535753 church environmental changes 0.502299 research staff 0.497127 colorectal cancer screening 0.514143 church-based health promotion 0.547153 churches 0.819447 eligible church members 0.510589 health promotion interventions 0.530555 Soul nutrition program 0.523493 intervention 0.553856 intervention churches 0.520667 Community Networks Program 0.503211 Black Churches United 0.512256 black church members 0.52882 study 0.511692 Evidence-based health promotion 0.513409 program components 0.585229 program implementation 0.501202 soul 0.576138	fruit 0.546922 health promotion 0.714722 Soul churches 0.538405 church members 0.581431 peer counselors 0.523624 African American churches 0.504029 technical assistance 0.599348 volunteer church members 0.511495 public health 0.61476 health promotion programs 0.62484 RE-AIM framework 0.514427 church events 0.55287 independent church implementation 0.51446 colon cancer 0.503721 implementation 0.606592 vegetable intake 0.52316 physical activity 0.588925 Campbell MK 0.5458 black churches 0.617999 evidence-based program 0.524503 educational activities 0.512726 Research-Tested Intervention Programs 0.499286 et al 0.61109 church coordinators 0.631827	CLICK HERE
8349	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013:12_0161	Volumen 10 — el 14 de marzo de 2013.	Carr C 0.384872 Lucia Leone 0.470808 Soul miembros 0.339988 Carol Carr 0.404769 Johnson L 0.362931 Allicock M 0.360956 Vegetable Consumption Among 0.658451 Ken Resnicow 0.380787 Promoting Fruit 0.37919 Walsh J 0.382993 programa body 0.979643	La-Shell Johnson 0.36166 Marlyn Allicock 0.394477 Joan Walsh 0.405628 trabajo re-aim 0.83347 Andi Ni 0.440891 Marci Campbell 0.386286 Ni A 0.399819 Leone L 0.430338 Michael Pignone 0.3793 Chronic Dis 0.398647	CLICK HERE
9180	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Colorectal Cancer Rates by Race and Ethnicity	The rate of people getting colorectal cancer or dying from colorectal cancer by race and ethnicity.	Asian/Pacific Islander women 0.59339 numbers 0.222115 invasive cancer sites 0.39441 NVSS 0.222716 cancer excludes basal 0.398486 genital organs 0.297321 number 0.262811 shows 0.241936 ethnic populations 0.394719 Asian/Pacific Islander men 0.425614 registry-specific data quality 0.378913 colorectal cancer 0.88111 highest rate 0.413226 Hispanic origin 0.403405 National Vital Statistics 0.368259 Behavior recode 0.304765 National Program 0.298554 incidence rate 0.431524 age groups 0.396249 graph 0.241976 Census P25–1130 0.397378 population coverage 0.393657 data quality 0.386018 persons 0.284746 situ cancers 0.299054	death rates 0.452488 black women 0.374528 U.S. standard population 0.548568 ethnicity 0.28109 100,000 0.262637 skin 0.232496 USCS technical notes 0.888789 data quality criteria 0.378013 cancer registries 0.399538 potential differences 0.390802 Asian/Pacific Islander 0.698137 †Race categories 0.394267 *Rates 0.237456 National Cancer Institute 0.401745 caution 0.313503 colorectal cancer incidence 0.493428 disease 0.220833 black men 0.376275 urinary bladder 0.298023 End Results program 0.388377 squamous cell carcinomas 0.389848 U.S. population 0.386244 people 0.278596 American Indian/Alaska Native 0.912903	CLICK HERE
10275	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevention Guide to Promote Personal Health and Safety (Part 3)'Extreme Heat	Information on extreme heat. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	extreme heat 0.96177 website 0.290702 fact 0.293042 Heat-related deaths 0.894531 United States 0.668598	illnesses 0.377883 resources 0.288987 information 0.28963 helpful tips 0.712284	CLICK HERE
11774	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Norovirus | NoroSTAT References and Resources | CDC	References, resources and scientific articles related to NoroSTAT.	Barclay 0.245452 Lopman BA 0.343687 Roger I Glass 0.24393 Cole D. Surveillance 0.284681 disease prevention guidelines 0.279141 GII.4 noroviruses 0.24683 Acute gastroenteritis surveillance 0.316034 Disease Control 0.272867 Zheng DP 0.246405 emergent norovirus variant 0.292247 Emerg Infect Dis. 0.911673 MMWR Surveillance Summaries. 0.341909 epidemiologic trends 0.245964 Shirley SH 0.247326 norovirus gastroenteritis outbreaks 0.319541 J. Novel GII.12 0.284141 J. Novel surveillance 0.29661 norovirus outbreak management 0.293459 Parashar UD 0.41762 Genotype GI.6 norovirus 0.305225 Clin Infect Dis. 0.347694 Foodborne Illness Complaint 0.291186 Gastañaduy PA 0.243276 Vinjé J. Genotypic 0.294948 Norovirus disease 0.256503	Lehman Etingüe 0.25397 Hall AJ 0.541916 Vega 0.243376 norovirus outbreaks 0.270195 United States 0.775447 Eisenbart VG 0.25569 Payne DC 0.242765 Cebelinski EA 0.247383 Molecular epidemiology 0.244094 Gould LH 0.307376 Patel MM 0.243903 Vinjé J. Novel 0.359786 Norovirus Surveillance 0.271188 norovirus outbreak activity 0.299594 contact— United States 0.298453 clinical significance 0.246248 Widdowson MA 0.247655 National Outbreak Reporting 0.299064 Clin Microbiol. 0.302212 foodborne disease 0.249166 et al 0.294591 Saupe AA 0.24979 GII.4 Sydney norovirus 0.300398 Vinjé J. 0.366011	CLICK HERE
12971	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: CDC investigating potential exposures of American citizens to Ebola in West Africa	CDC is releasing the first national estimates of doctor visits and healthcare costs associated with keratitis	Nebraska Medical Center 0.629504 infection 0.243342 CDC 0.496521 treatment. 0.242192 volunteer healthcare worker 0.735239 Sierra Leone 0.748529 individuals 0.344787 additional American citizens 0.680476 medevac 0.286069 American citizens 0.707691 non-commercial air transport 0.634482 result 0.243791 potential Ebola exposure 0.96284 identification 0.243031 21-day incubation period. 0.662459 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.428542	index patient 0.606858 NIH Clinical Center 0.714767 potential exposure 0.474355 movement guidelines 0.424592 Ebola virus. 0.692943 ongoing investigation 0.447112 National Institutes 0.434126 individual shows symptoms 0.608378 Ebola treatment center 0.789701 direct active monitoring 0.611568 State Department 0.446557 exposures 0.260501 voluntary self isolation 0.621479 Emory University Hospital 0.632788 HUMAN SERVICES 0.42607 return 0.237917	CLICK HERE
13577	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	null	Cote de Pablo para la campaña Conozca Su Cuerpo (:60) versión B	La actriz Cote de Pablo habla sobre el susto que pasó con el cáncer de cuello uterino y comparte consejos para otras mujeres. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/wcms/videos/low-res/NCCDPHP/2015/cote_video_spanish_60alt_925756.mp4			CLICK HERE
13747	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Colorectal Cancer Burden and Access to Federally Qualified Health Centers in California	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.	affordable CRC screening 0.970127 geographic access 0.261315 increased screening rates 0.221114 CRC screening rate 0.444363 30-minute drive-time buffers 0.24775 CRC mortality 0.382949 CRC cases 0.381594 private vehicle 0.23626 late-stage CRC 0.856453 CRC screening services 0.559711 5-year survival 0.217532 late-stage CRC diagnosis 0.61226 late stage CRC 0.470936 30-minute drive time 0.353411 health care 0.350854	30-minute drive-time areas 0.263545 Environmental Health Initiative 0.260378 federally qualified health 0.338247 colorectal cancer 0.373716 health care services 0.203285 late-stage CRC diagnoses 0.573493 30-minute drive 0.696683 CRC screening resources 0.44141 late stage 0.637874 primary health care 0.334275 California 0.279536 stage CRC diagnosis 0.467133 late-stage diagnosis percentages 0.273624 Colorectal cancer burden 0.221626	CLICK HERE
16354	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Animated Images for Families and General Audience	null			CLICK HERE