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6273	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Multimedia and Tools - FASD	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.			CLICK HERE
7262	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Workgroup Participants in the 2009 Consultation on CDC'sVision for Public Health Surveillance in the 21	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.	J. Michael Soucie 0.511144 Karin A. Mack 0.511079 Larry L. Jackson 0.505296 Peter A. Briss 0.512365 Steven L. Reynolds 0.512081 MPH 0.553434 Mark A. Rayfield 0.520638 Carla A. Winston 0.511329 Daniel M. Sosin 0.506283 Samuel L. Groseclose 0.511921 Health Promotion 0.52102 Public Health Informatics 0.652869 Patricia A. Drehobl 0.51186 MD 0.545869 National Center 0.99695 Environmental Health 0.614234 TB Prevention 0.514503 Global Health 0.564172 Health Marketing 0.519424 Myron J. Katzoff 0.51082 Public Health Statistics 0.590957 Mark A. Pallansch 0.519504 PhD 0.807088 Health Statistics 0.638357	Public Health Genomics 0.565376 Daniel A. Pollock 0.514217 City Health Officials 0.564324 Judith R. Qualters 0.507458 Stephen L. Cochi 0.516634 Renee L. Johnson 0.509977 Respiratory Diseases 0.508802 Health Metrics Network 0.566018 Public Health 0.684171 Injury Prevention 0.544917 Debra L. Karch 0.512564 Public Health Laboratories 0.57882 Public Health Practice 0.56917 Joseph L. Annest 0.512231 National Institute 0.550894 Coordinating Office 0.543681 Territorial Health Officials 0.566471 Timothy A. Dignam 0.514604 National Association 0.537482 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.506484 Coordination Center 0.506183 Hillard S. Weinstock 0.506024 Health Information 0.613471 Enteric Diseases 0.516002	CLICK HERE
7832	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence - Health Communication	Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	severe physical violence 0.579726 Unhealthy relationships 0.453522 EDUCATE viewers 0.453723 Sexual Violence Survey 0.583801 ongoing battering 0.453542 National Intimate Partner 0.583398 IPV 0.644832 Intimate partners 0.495584 physical force 0.467307 Female victims 0.460438 sexual coercion 0.469835 physical violence 0.655788 Psychological/emotional aggression 0.45951 teen dating violence 0.560785 victims 0.492286 violence prevention 0.526696 sexual health 0.463673 physical injuries 0.459208 mental health services 0.488651 sexual assault 0.460649 severe IPV 0.468489 sex act 0.45735 unwanted sexual contact 0.513829 adult victims 0.464332	police arrest policies 0.488227 coercive tactics 0.456659 prevention strategies 0.451403 male victims 0.460391 women 0.456711 future IPV 0.472265 nonviolent relationship skills 0.490289 post-traumatic stress disorder 0.485631 same-sex partners 0.457504 intimate partner 0.953316 INFORM viewers 0.453809 violence 0.797561 psychological/emotional harm 0.463559 sexual violence 0.607865 primary prevention activities 0.492956 unhealthy ways 0.454813 United States–more 0.452245 single episode 0.454044 high school students 0.493235 safety concerns 0.455642 strong prevention message 0.488994 public health problem 0.507139 intimate partner violence 0.739284 internal bleeding 0.452033	CLICK HERE
10422	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sodium Reduction in Communities Program (SRCP)'Programs'DHDSP'CDC	null	sodium intake 0.559703 Reduce Sodium Intake 0.531015 public health practitioners 0.372305 infographic highlights awardees 0.315215 public health strategy 0.274454 food service management 0.271395 sodium reduction 0.938845 award cycle 0.278202 PDF-1.7M] 0.220391 lower sodium options 0.51076 effective program evaluations 0.281505 food service 0.394677 public health 0.389858	lower sodium foods 0.540015 Communities Program 0.467335 Public Health Interventions 0.278592 Stroke Prevention 0.206105 Territorial Health Officials 0.269503 food service providers 0.267852 sodium reduction activities 0.586379 Heart Disease 0.208963 Dietary Guidelines 0.207537 CDC’s Division 0.216656 food industry partners 0.288926 CDC’s Evaluation 0.204636 Communities Program awardees 0.337441	CLICK HERE
10774	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	New Mexico: Supporting Breastfeeding in the Workplace - PRAMS - Reproductive Health	New Mexico: Supporting Breastfeeding in the Workplace, PRAMS	flexible breastfeeding policies 0.798022 infant 0.440499 New Mexico mothers 0.735889 companies 0.417927 Disease Control 0.492397 school 0.435746 employer support 0.517319 postpartum 0.444218 New Mexico WIC 0.779477 WIC mothers 0.683335 Report Card—United States 0.565407 Mexico WIC program 0.780864 exclusive breastfeeding 0.681458 infants 0.471976 Special Supplemental Nutrition 0.598257 milk 0.438551 USDA Grow 0.496863 analysis 0.418146 schools 0.417719 legislators 0.421996 Glow curriculum 0.500649 women 0.532596 peer counseling 0.596641 physical private location 0.594604 New Mexico Medical-Legal 0.600606	flexible break times 0.5889 Annual Report 0.491529 legal support 0.49923 U.S. average 0.491765 breastfeeding law 0.698796 New Mexico employers 0.611292 prevalence 0.449161 nursing mothers 0.596266 live birth 0.495489 successful bill passage 0.497976 employer compliance 0.506187 PRAMS data 0.640749 Children 0.418643 peer counseling programs 0.579243 education facilities 0.503015 nonworking mothers 0.60478 National Immunization Survey 0.576963 peer counseling program 0.577181 delivery 0.42009 Health 0.418154 Mexico breastfeeding taskforce 0.833301 NMSA 0.418398 New Mexico 0.98775 partners 0.418607	CLICK HERE
11559	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Seasonal Alterations in Park Visitation, Amenity Use, and Physical Activity " Grand Forks, North Dakota, 2012"2013 - CDC	Park amenities promote visitation and physical activity during summer. Physical activity declines during winter. Identifying park amenities that promote visitation during winter would increase year-round activity. The purpose was to determine how park visitation, amenity choice, and physical activity intensity change across seasons.	winter activity 0.482235 park users 0.469209 park amenities 0.488038 spring 0.491306 parks 0.524439 Prev Med 0.491058 park visitors 0.514165 year-round physical activity 0.532956 season 0.473127 young children 0.467018 Phys Act Health 0.469028 mean activity intensity 0.524927 Sci Sports Exerc 0.478069 physical activity intensity 0.559804 log-linear models 0.464709 physical activity type 0.506888 adult physical activity 0.493001 winter visitation 0.482292 frequently used activity 0.471644 park visitation 0.609267 lowest park visitation 0.485526 CrossRef 0.467085 Agricultural Research Service 0.519835 winter 0.566558	summer 0.505044 Grand Forks Park 0.465925 Introduction Park amenities 0.475916 lowest activity intensity 0.511006 Med Sci Sports 0.479623 certain park amenities 0.47319 physical health benefits 0.482221 North Dakota 0.495284 park visits 0.477025 Activity level classifications 0.474856 park-based physical activity 0.546143 activity intensity 0.668519 winter park visitation 0.507975 physical activity 0.950028 metabolic equivalents 0.471728 physical activity declines 0.542918 greater activity intensity 0.529905 leisure-time physical activity 0.561117 Grand Forks 0.53203 usual physical activity 0.489474 park observation studies 0.46377 et al 0.494595 encourage park visitation 0.479763 year-round activity 0.463683	CLICK HERE
11706	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	CDC Telebriefing: CDC update on first Ebola case diagnosed in the United States, 10-07-2014 | Transcript | CDC Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.			CLICK HERE
13078	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The New Smoking Story: Going Blind | CDC Features	A leading cause of vision loss is now clearly linked to smoking. And a woman fighting to save her eyesight tells her story in CDC’s new ads—with the hope of inspiring smokers to quit now.	high school 0.366467 eyesight 0.358667 blurry vision 0.358583 health care provider 0.471944 electronic cigarettes 0.39802 long-term damage 0.339985 small portion 0.34601 cancer deaths 0.36601 best way 0.487136 lung cancer 0.468283 Marlene 0.385049 church choir 0.342709 breathing secondhand smoke 0.42884 age-related macular degeneration 0.526645 colorectal cancer 0.552407 U.S. Surgeon General 0.743126 cancer diagnosis 0.361769 hard-hitting ads 0.363827 national tobacco education 0.505516 macular degeneration 0.905535 tobacco products 0.457839 health problems 0.448706 real people 0.364689 smokeless tobacco—and 0.342437 eye disease 0.651151	largest number 0.346474 United States 0.365464 Health Consequences 0.358224 vision problems 0.347271 dilated eye exam 0.465922 smokers 0.553018 colon exam 0.343338 life 0.340257 regular cigarettes 0.608766 heart disease 0.354759 smoking 0.945309 free help 0.361424 early symptoms 0.344368 central vision 0.353924 tobacco product 0.339806 long list 0.367334 colon cancer 0.45291 rectal cancer 0.488213 personal struggles 0.353495 people 0.372567 smokeless tobacco 0.339306 greatest threats 0.343839 vision loss 0.647044 cancer 0.622943	CLICK HERE
13124	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Assessment of Epidemiology Capacity in State HealthDepartments - United States, 2013	James L. Hadler, MD1, Rebecca Lampkins, MPH2, Jennifer Lemmings, MPH2, Meredith Lichtenstein, MPH2, Monica Huang, MPH2, Jeffrey Engel, MD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	adequate epidemiology capacity 0.424673 mental health 0.395208 CSTE epidemiology capacity 0.440023 occupational health 0.37903 public health problems 0.356607 substantial capacity 0.334047 state health departments 0.430865 public health surveillance 0.345361 national capacity 0.321009 measured epidemiology capacity 0.41006 public health services 0.45619 program-specific epidemiology capacity 0.488286 mental health epidemiology 0.377011 health epidemiology capacity 0.514928 epidemiology capacity 0.947747 oral health 0.415384 health problems 0.4561 part-time epidemiology work 0.322335 minimal capacity 0.334255 Territorial Epidemiologists 0.329125 current core epidemiology 0.327221 key technology capacity 0.34998 public health epidemiology 0.372621 abuse epidemiology capacity 0.433248 state epidemiologists 0.339539	ideal capacity 0.324066 minimal-to-no capacity 0.33044 essential public health 0.594434 surveillance capacity 0.37724 public health services* 0.339346 substantial-to-full epidemiology capacity 0.45322 epidemiologists 0.42109 state-level epidemiology capacity 0.40696 substantial-to-full capacity 0.397231 state health department 0.335457 substance abuse 0.413931 public health 0.773042 James L. Hadler 0.32648 partial capacity 0.333853 public health service.§ 0.324636 new insights 0.331582 community health problems 0.362977 comprehensive epidemiology services 0.321741 local public health 0.316431 program areas 0.428572 workforce capacity 0.351732 technology capacity 0.387232 population-based health services 0.368712 innovative solutions 0.33909	CLICK HERE
13957	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HPV | For Parents | Human Papillomavirus	null	National Center 0.743875 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.563597 Immunization 0.277375 list Skip 0.714059 TB Prevention 0.386425	Health Promotion 0.351095 page options Skip 0.92913 Respiratory Diseases 0.595257 Viral Hepatitis 0.418075	CLICK HERE