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672	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Data and Statistics - Surveys - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Your browser does not support iFrames.	Office 0.254698 Health conducts 0.650016 secondhand smoke exposure 0.927221 international surveys 0.566355 cessation 0.37071	specific populations 0.631951 supports 0.253498 tobacco-related topics 0.707857 youth 0.249897	CLICK HERE
6617	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Organ Systems and the Chemicals that Affect Them - Hepatic Liver	The hepatic system includes the liver and biliary tract . The liver maintains stable conditions throughout the body. It plays an important role in digesting food (through the secretion of bile), in synthesizing proteins (albumin, carrier proteins, coagulation factors, and many hormonal and growth factors), and in detoxifying harmful substances.			CLICK HERE
7926	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Serogroup C Invasive MeningococcalDisease Among Men Who Have Sex With Men - New York City,2010-2012	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	mmwrq@cdc.gov. 0.612345 serogroup C Neisseria 0.650992 notifiable disease reporting 0.701485 Human Services 0.650358 assistive technology 0.605104 NYC residents 0.710186 field gel electrophoresis 0.680492 Paula Del Rosso 0.65864 telephone-based survey 0.602394 serogroup C. 0.608106 Public health departments 0.677204 MMWR HTML versions 0.663524 U.S. Department 0.649299 New York City 0.850254 electronic PDF version 0.662844 gel electrophoresis 0.684568 meningococcal disease outbreaks 0.732137 Clin Infect Dis 0.673829 NYC Community Health 0.731351 Contact GPO 0.600533 York City Dept 0.666454 MSM websites 0.685238 SCMD outbreak 0.644363 recent cases 0.608006	original paper copy 0.656802 age range 0.597443 human immunodeficiency virus 0.675481 Clin Microbiol 0.60832 pulsed-field gel electrophoresis 0.667861 Jay K. Varma 0.661597 meningococcal vaccine 0.650196 multiple sexual partners 0.675302 invasive meningococcal disease 0.901053 original MMWR paper 0.670194 U.S. Government Printing 0.663411 health-care providers 0.606174 non-MSM population denominators 0.68143 SCMD patients 0.609845 HIV-infected male NYC 0.709689 subject line 0.605778 MSM 0.705418 MSM bars 0.678601 illicit drug users 0.661026 Territorial Epidemiologists case 0.686012 Alison Ridpath 0.672876 DOHMH websites 0.603691 et al 0.667516 mass e-mail messages 0.674083	CLICK HERE
8120	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Healthy Eating DesignGuidelines for School Architecture - CDC	We developed a new tool, Healthy Eating Design Guidelines for School Architecture, to provide practitioners in architecture and public health with a practical set of spatially organized and theory-based strategies for making school environments more conducive to learning about and practicing healthy eating by optimizing physical resources and learning spaces.	healthy eating–focused design 0.481121 School design 0.47238 healthy design features 0.508766 physical design 0.452633 healthy food choices 0.449726 architectural design process 0.43493 dining areas 0.460632 evidence-based design strategies 0.44378 servery equipment 0.434494 system-level healthy eating 0.481066 healthy food education 0.470457 healthy food purchase 0.471561 fresh foods 0.459636 Eating Design Guidelines 0.886926 Design food spaces 0.490867 healthy design considerations 0.486678 school 0.607033 healthy food 0.536821 design process 0.468852 design research 0.437285 healthy eating message 0.445725 school-based healthy food 0.448072 Design dining areas 0.442488 healthy food environment 0.481611 school architecture 0.464891	school gardens 0.459842 school food 0.488117 school food purchases 0.446743 healthy eating behaviors 0.510291 design strategies 0.478136 healthy food initiatives 0.487795 on-site food production 0.439348 school food environments 0.473427 healthy foods 0.434628 school redesign project 0.435914 food preparation stations 0.440092 school building design 0.512272 healthy food community 0.490469 school food environment 0.484442 healthy nutrition curriculum 0.437799 teaching kitchen 0.481181 public health 0.548787 lower elementary schools 0.491104 schematic design 0.465559 healthy eating design 0.995496 healthy eating choices 0.459639 school food program 0.437114 food 0.569522 eating design principles 0.492022	CLICK HERE
8267	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Assessment of Capacity in Public Health,Environmental, and Agricultural Laboratories - United States,2011	Persons using assistive technology might not be able to fully access information in this file. For assistance, please send e-mail to: mmwrq@cdc.gov.	agricultural chemistry 0.627891 public health laboratorians 0.521179 laboratory directors 0.551645 laboratory program area 0.511246 high school education 0.509333 laboratory type 0.485288 partial program capacity 0.522034 environmental laboratories 0.485956 baseline national capacity 0.492479 laboratory workforce losses 0.488145 different laboratory program 0.543119 public health services 0.500358 program area capacity 0.58041 laboratory director/assistant director 0.494051 agricultural laboratory workers 0.49941 Health Workforce Studies 0.53954 Matthew L. Boulton 0.496718 agricultural microbiology 0.65283 emergency preparedness 0.540541 health laboratory capacity 0.542966 state public health 0.58975 agricultural laboratory workforce 0.590767 public health laboratories 0.675614 public health agencies 0.495818 health laboratory director 0.525813	public health infrastructure 0.493641 molecular biology 0.485742 health laboratory assistant/deputy 0.522158 public health workforce 0.596387 program area 0.650791 agricultural laboratory directors 0.519943 U.S. public health 0.518718 low reported capacity 0.507985 governmental public health 0.50635 public health 0.995516 inadequate salary scale 0.487149 partial capacity 0.490284 laboratory program areas 0.567518 public health workers 0.517893 well-trained public health 0.499531 local public health 0.518396 clinical chemistry/hematology 0.60282 Laboratory Capacity Assessment 0.708307 National Laboratory Capacity 0.710505 program areas 0.598718 federal public health 0.516178 health laboratory science 0.503804 Public Health Rep 0.493713 public health laboratory 0.647241	CLICK HERE
8415	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Planning for Recovery & Transition - Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults - Aging	Discharge is the process of moving people from temporary shelters back into the community for permanent placement during the recovery and transition phase of an emergency.	discharge planning 0.758493 emergency management officials 0.681997 process 0.339342 list Skip 0.742839 temporary shelters 0.560465 page options Skip 0.943879 necessary partners 0.525699 health 0.370682 community 0.373121 transition phase 0.542226	long periods 0.516815 people 0.339247 navigation Skip 0.746556 permanent placement 0.526047 involvement 0.3453 proper support systems 0.685003 older adults 0.670347 Preparedness 0.349848 Florida Department 0.507205	CLICK HERE
10600	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Breast Cancer in Young Women: What Can I Do to Reduce My Risk?	Women under age 45 who are at high risk for breast cancer can reduce their risk.	woman 0.416511 medicines 0.354399 mammograms 0.364466 age group 0.550953 screening tests 0.535226 genetic counseling 0.542258 mutations 0.356816 ways 0.348953 talk 0.364556 higher risk 0.769883 risk factors 0.522756 pain 0.351374 disease 0.357275 shape 0.356507	ovarian cancer 0.535912 genes 0.352295 surgeries 0.355435 change 0.351871 breast cancer 0.992643 breast milk 0.663809 older women 0.564851 nipple discharge 0.590359 blood 0.351267 breasts 0.376658 doctor 0.532244 symptoms 0.351146 size 0.351799	CLICK HERE
12075	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	West Africans in the United States | Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever| CDC	null	Ebola Virus Infection 0.503612 Ebola Diagnosed 0.427896 United States 0.450364 West Africans 0.263304 Ebola PPE 0.448462 U.S. Healthcare Workers 0.274876 Current Ebola Treatment 0.45514 Ebola Questions 0.441477 Sierra Leone 0.234016 Search Form Controls 0.207876 Confirmed Ebola Virus 0.495563 Africa Ebola Outbreak 0.545943 West African Communities 0.262976 West Africa Outbreak 0.207015 Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever 0.509044	Ebola Virus Disease 0.783253 Suspected Ebola Patients 0.453235 Ebola Survivors Questions 0.473277 Confirmed Ebola Patients 0.484216 Pediatric Healthcare Professionals 0.266449 Potential Ebola Virus 0.53806 Ebola Transmission 0.400817 Ebola Virus Exposure 0.535362 Public Health Resources 0.265271 Ebola Treatment Centers 0.506721 Ebola Patients 0.49425 Ebola Response Planning 0.465113 virus Ebola aux 0.462806 West Africa 0.343096 Ebola Epidemic 0.42817	CLICK HERE
12741	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices RecommendedImmunization Schedules for Persons Aged 0 Through 18 Years - UnitedStates, 2015	Raymond A. Strikas, MD1, Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP),* ACIP Child/Adolescent Immunization Work Group (Author affiliations at end of text).	CDC Director 0.515586 Mortality Weekly Report 0.526312 American Academy 0.512313 Drug Administration–licensed vaccines 0.60319 expert external advice 0.5221 immunization schedule website 0.677523 federal advisory committee 0.529272 Disease Control 0.467348 advisory committee 0.660982 CDC website 0.54115 annual updates 0.473995 Family Physicians 0.46623 Printable versions 0.475851 health care providers 0.672396 childhood/adolescent immunization schedules 0.691188 current version 0.483919 Additional information 0.469151 CDC immunization schedule 0.729503 ACIP Child/Adolescent Immunization 0.853465 accurate immunization schedules 0.673477 website staff member 0.537288 content syndication 0.550337 current schedules 0.497906 agency guidelines 0.468962 CDC posts 0.519671	web pages 0.472016 United States 0.467726 Immunizations pages 0.47408 Nurse Midwives 0.46718 related agents 0.467909 Immunization Practices 0.732929 specific vaccines 0.518449 technical assistance 0.469222 American College 0.56001 accurate method 0.469704 current recommendations 0.534746 Raymond A. Strikas 0.553108 syndication code 0.486522 current immunization schedules 0.689269 ACIP vaccine recommendations 0.713823 website (http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/index.html). 0.553109 Author affiliations 0.483077 one-time step 0.472433 Work Group 0.484489 ACIP recommendations 0.626813 website displays 0.480914 immunization schedules 0.962012 readers electronic access 0.542195 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.472369	CLICK HERE
14203	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Reaching for Health Equity | CDC Features	Reducing health disparities brings us closer to reaching health equity. Learn about health equity and what CDC is doing to reduce health disparities.	non-Hispanic White children 0.744358 Mortality Weekly Report 0.713963 United States 0.564009 important contribution 0.569936 differences 0.434123 health equity 0.883123 human happiness 0.577246 CDC-sponsored programs 0.550585 example 0.431378 health outcomes 0.595011 health disparities 0.985133 causes 0.430359 economic progress 0.563789	well-being 0.435826 CDC-Sponsored Interventions 0.568728 World Health Organization 0.708101 better health 0.57836 Americans 0.431098 groups 0.456682 opportunity 0.431343 asthma 0.435552 people 0.457903 Morbidity 0.446225 Supplement 0.434424 Reducing Health Disparities—Selected 0.747508 African American children 0.716984	CLICK HERE