ARTICLES LIST

 

Total Results: 16203

Media ID Source Name Media Type Language Media Name Media Description Keywords Keywords Link to Article
4949 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Motor Vehicle Injuries Preventing motor vehicle injuries is a winnable battle. Motor vehicle-related injuries are the leading cause of death in the first three decades of life.
significant impact0.350147
useful information0.330466
United States0.383357
public health partners0.540788
PowerPoint slides0.367999
cause0.204378
case studies0.333373
Vehicle Injuries Winnable0.749884
local levels0.504216
nation’s health0.346518
motor vehicle0.702657
visit www.cdc.gov/Motorvehiclesafety0.323312
priority area0.355239
contact adprogram0.331958
additional effort0.3527
motor vehicle injury0.579898
Battle materials0.344105
Winnable Battle0.912495
programmatic interventions0.387404
specific data0.333726
Motor vehicle-related injuries0.702371
road traffic crashes0.605578
cost-effective strategies0.363186
CLICK HERE
6218 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Science Clips - Monday, August 22, 2011 null
impaired lung function0.538913
current awareness0.413724
food stamp program0.520146
social determinants0.431585
Disease Control0.419979
CDC Science Clips0.908188
restrictive lung pattern0.539152
historical exposures0.421295
occupational history0.413728
Nutrition Examination Survey0.516646
indirect costs0.423756
Chief Science Officer0.551909
historical exposure0.415467
non-melanoma skin cancer0.550193
DHHS0.452357
National Health0.431814
HPV vaccine impact0.53611
body weight status0.524523
public domain0.437375
Public Health Rep.0.546339
Student Research Contest0.532867
competitive female cyclists0.511828
Stephen B. Thacker0.76588
primary manufacturing facility0.679618
Pericardial fat0.434017
at-risk populations0.424844
potential life0.427515
United States0.420771
bike seats0.415641
Immunization Practices0.417397
Human papillomavirus0.432256
Advisory Committee0.415445
unhealthy foods0.431485
weekly digest0.43543
Jackson Heart Study0.537016
chronic beryllium disease0.688733
public health literature0.527068
B. Thacker CDC0.93049
systematic review0.542595
U.S. low-income women0.525526
Genet Med.0.435359
human pregnancy0.420577
original authors0.417224
Prev Med.0.441954
non-CDC Websites0.413969
examine hospitalization rates0.535292
original sources0.43835
data systems0.424961
news sources0.419818
CLICK HERE
7648 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Comprehensive Smoke-Free Laws - 50 Largest U.S. Cities, 2000and 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.
state tobacco-related laws0.340859
North Carolina0.299308
Control Laws Database0.350513
comprehensive state protections0.311978
local SHS protections0.390555
U.S. Tobacco Control0.325046
local CSF law0.589787
statewide CSF laws0.484044
largest cities0.36295
statewide smoking restrictions0.345341
ineffective smoking restrictions0.339866
completely eliminating smoking0.30051
comprehensive local protections0.306029
state smoke-free laws0.396873
New local CSF0.41238
CSF policy coverage0.394958
large U.S. cities0.292241
comprehensive state smoking0.342914
comprehensive SHS protections0.31961
state csf laws0.686153
state administrative laws0.319627
smoke-free policies0.29444
southern United States0.394984
state tobacco-related legislation0.303626
smoking restrictions0.97362
local laws0.34188
smoke-free workplace policies0.28701
local smoking restrictions0.761152
CSF laws0.957711
U.S. population0.306189
local jurisdictions0.286701
local action0.283813
local CSF0.621009
state smoking restrictions0.721165
largest U.S. cities0.619217
local CSF laws0.578059
SHS exposure0.310025
State Tobacco Activities0.301109
smoke-free policy coverage0.292128
state laws0.321055
state CSF law0.590533
state preemption laws0.323948
local level0.291429
public health protections0.285434
strongest smoking restrictions0.359859
state level0.369262
SHS protections0.399284
CLICK HERE
8786 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Announcements: Recreational Water Illness and InjuryPrevention Week - May 20-26, 2013 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.0.532193
Public health agencies0.658611
indoor air quality0.621169
best-practice guidelines0.519737
public comments0.528207
York State Department0.617518
Human Services0.58939
assistive technology0.53111
MMWR HTML versions0.600643
U.S. Department0.584856
federal agency0.517311
official edition0.512602
safety risks0.517535
electronic PDF version0.601386
health events0.537516
Additional information0.733662
Contact GPO0.52554
pre-swim shower0.516975
good swimmer hygiene0.626652
water safety0.547234
individual modules0.512536
hot tubs/spas0.615573
original paper copy0.594796
local agencies0.516724
recreational water venues0.941284
final public comment0.61738
injury death0.510221
Injury Prevention0.530684
United States0.516926
recreational water illness0.820759
original MMWR paper0.60836
U.S. Government Printing0.601906
public swimming pools0.648391
microbial contamination0.513449
MMWR readers0.513998
RWI prevention0.599553
annual Recreational Water0.702906
healthy swimming0.519491
water play areas0.665927
contaminated water0.562475
summer swim season0.600175
subject line0.530439
Poor swimmer hygiene0.619322
official text0.509132
pool codes0.624264
Model Aquatic Health0.630265
effective steps swimmers0.630398
federal public health0.653502
CLICK HERE
9796 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) - Monitoring the Use of All Medicines and Supplement null
bed0.237798
severe fatigue0.476778
thinking0.237693
times0.237969
Institute0.233133
complex disease0.390667
understanding0.233113
health care providers0.539427
ME/CFS0.833269
dizziness0.257062
pain0.235244
timely diagnosis0.403076
committee0.23346
IOM0.260819
Americans0.236337
encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome0.995804
sleep problems0.402557
usual activities0.430562
body systems0.430988
people0.311776
symptoms0.233915
symptom0.252966
post-exertional malaise0.428804
long-term illness0.481315
new diagnostic criteria0.557353
PEM0.255933
Myal­gic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue0.602573
CLICK HERE
9931 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en CDC Online Newsroom - Digital Press Kit: New Study Finds Strong Evidence of Humans Surviving Rabies Bites Without Treatment - photos New Study Finds Strong Evidence of Humans Surviving Rabies Bites Without Treatment
Sergio Recuenco0.912471
mulitple bats0.525369
Humans0.33928
Amy Gilbert0.678661
email address0.460728
photo0.592307
photos0.333038
Strong Evidence0.507615
New Study0.503492
Daniel Streicker0.761033
Treatment0.333096
South American locations0.927658
Santa Marta0.492359
Surviving Rabies Bites0.794038
vampire bat0.685608
CDC Online Newsroom0.710616
Digital Press Kit0.674867
Field worker0.49738
village0.35418
Peru0.384874
CLICK HERE
10700 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Short and Extended Messages'Pneumonic Plague' Communicating in the First Hours The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.
MPEG0.378858
search0.263099
PDF0.261307
PPT0.446092
DOC0.368812
information0.262482
different file formats0.938484
page0.276773
CLICK HERE
10982 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en EID News Synopsis: June 2014 | CDC Media Relations CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.
well-separated continents0.44739
Central America0.43802
Health Science0.447809
new technology0.445574
multiple genotypes0.43569
Zika virus0.695003
Jaymin C. Patel0.554095
CDC study0.50655
Lin-Fa Wang0.449199
North America0.444449
North Pacific0.433853
genetically related phleboviruses0.568154
NC USA0.431013
closely related viruses0.561044
malaria treatment policies0.577799
Democratic Republic0.437318
South Pacific0.550186
virus reemergence0.485689
future epidemics0.436638
respiratory infections0.458602
public health risks0.561306
drug-resistant malaria0.482344
phlebovirus infection0.440772
similar tick-borne viruses0.603444
half century0.430546
Disease journal page0.572675
Infectious Diseases0.456406
malaria parasites0.464572
different genotypes0.436818
United States0.447601
CSIRO Animal0.440761
similar viruses0.471679
drug-resistant parasites0.460715
disease outbreak0.462626
public health journal0.59609
North Carolina-Chapel Hill0.558681
Genetic analysis0.680223
Institut Louis Malardé0.782459
tick-borne phlebovirus0.451952
Australian Animal Health0.563989
mosquito-borne virus0.499989
Van-Mai Cao-Lormeau0.575136
18-year absence0.437424
p.m. EDT0.473669
French Polynesia0.960911
malaria transmission0.458936
dengue virus serotype0.860188
linfa.wang@csiro.au0.446856
dengue serotypes0.503611
CLICK HERE
11346 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Preventing Chronic Disease | Information"Seeking Among Chronic Disease Prevention Staff in State Health Departments: Use of Academic Journals - CDC Use of scientific evidence aids in ensuring that public health interventions have the best possible health and economic return on investment. We describe use of academic journals by state health department chronic disease prevention staff to find public health evidence. We surveyed more than 900 state health department staff from all states and the District of Columbia. Participants identified top journals or barriers to journal use. We used descriptive statistics to examine individual and aggregate state health department responses. On average, 45.7% of staff per state health department use journals. Common barriers to use included lack of time, lack of access, and expense. Strategies for increasing journal use are provided.
academic journals0.202949
public health interventions0.275234
Territorial Health Officers0.206313
health department characteristics0.227203
disease prevention staff0.206546
Washington University0.257234
aggregate state health0.243802
Prevention Research Center0.264474
Disease Control0.246172
Rev Public Health0.210498
state health department0.999585
state health departments0.415065
public health professionals0.215528
health department staff0.472344
public health0.768413
scientific evidence0.285644
health department participation0.224862
health department chronic0.244726
health department practice0.221095
BMC Public Health0.239928
Public Health Sciences0.213727
Public Health Manag0.212848
health digital libraries0.201443
journals0.230196
Chronic Disease Directors0.216844
evidence-based public health0.272364
St Louis0.338702
public health evidence0.258217
public health practice0.255978
health department websites0.23021
public health strategies0.241881
chronic disease0.324008
Public Health Service0.21468
best possible health0.261419
public health agencies0.220046
chronic disease prevention0.280478
CLICK HERE
13720 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Html en Cassie's Story The story of Cassie, a 42-year-old woman with a family history of breast cancer.
instructions0.330138
BringYourBrave0.328656
genetic testingTests0.455003
ovaries0.35914
mom’s sisters0.481845
changes0.331125
husband0.327717
BRCA10.363427
BRCA gene mutation.BRCA0.617571
BRCA20.331
bilateral mastectomy—to0.468475
genetic counseling0.456663
mother0.37161
http://1.usa.gov/1Nlua9j0.328675
mutations0.334032
world0.32739
hereditary breast cancer0.618104
international aid worker0.562278
children0.359201
aunt0.339369
action0.327432
BReast CAncer gene0.680587
Cassie0.73221
ovarian cancer risk0.583338
genetic change0.453965
family members0.580525
higher risk0.591522
BRCA gene0.628868
breast cancer risk0.653181
genes0.331094
breast cancer0.982135
nonprofit consultant0.445855
birth0.328159
disease.0.329944
doctor0.328265
chemical database0.463246
BRCA gene mutation0.590761
family history0.448497
40s0.339763
cancer risk0.661496
difference0.327528
body’s functions0.455996
age0.33062
child0.3526
CLICK HERE

 

 

 

Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
©2017 ARCHES Technology. All Rights Reserved.