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4588	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FluAid Special Edition: Questions & Answers	null	CDC Web site 0.391019 data 0.370742 public health interventions 0.398483 pandemic 0.517532 health outcomes 0.386549 outpatient visits 0.546192 Disease Control 0.354785 similar age 0.351749 HHS Pandemic Influenza 0.51173 estimates 0.442334 high-risk conditions 0.350514 chronic medical conditions 0.448951 specific age groups 0.383941 Health Interview Survey 0.391016 age groups 0.417239 software programs 0.353476 chronic medical conditions* 0.387472 probable total number 0.41118 FluAid Special Edition—that 0.416403 H1N1 pandemic 0.416329 2009 pandemic 0.40194 high risk 0.384205 PM ET 0.35522 1968 pandemic 0.413115	1968-type pandemic 0.412563 FluAid Special Edition 0.926805 public health planners 0.398622 age groupings 0.348868 influenza pandemic plan 0.50985 probable range 0.360731 severe attack rate 0.374728 pre-existing medical conditions 0.397316 health outcome rates 0.379441 potential impact 0.541541 state-specific plan 0.35574 probable impact 0.385816 influenza season 0.471275 attack rate 0.384777 cases 0.356231 H1N1 influenza 0.391806 H1N1 flu pandemic 0.512728 1918-type pandemic 0.411779 http://www.cdc.gov/flu/tools/fluaid/) contains 0.351288 pre-existing chronic 0.390474 most-likely number 0.349244 various gross attack 0.37983 probable number 0.399552 H1N1 flu outbreak 0.394702	CLICK HERE
7286	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hepatitis B FAQs for the Public | Division of ViralHepatitis | CDC	null	immune globulin 0.348236 acute Hepatitis 0.558124 entire vaccine series 0.355186 chronic Hepatitis B. 0.496498 Hepatitis B vaccination 0.449593 blood tests 0.355101 body 0.391121 newly occurring infection 0.351167 Hepatitis B cases 0.478497 Total Hepatitis 0.43761 children 0.338956 antibodies 0.339635 liver damage 0.353725 antibody 0.349219 liver disease 0.356343 contagious liver disease 0.34707 public health officials 0.337774 symptoms 0.356576 health problems 0.364075 Hepatitis C. 0.460158 chronic infection 0.357048 Yes. The Hepatitis 0.431104 person 0.35948 long-term liver problems 0.343549 Hepatitis B treatment 0.435168	new hepatitis 0.458617 United States 0.41687 Hepatitis B-related liver 0.46328 6-month period 0.35389 Hepatitis B. 0.589582 cause hepatitis 0.459627 acute Hepatitis B. 0.452154 Hepatitis B vaccine 0.669171 combination vaccine 0.339064 hepatitis b virus 0.774351 viral hepatitis 0.458784 hepatitis b surface 0.449105 vaccine series 0.409334 health 0.366571 hepatitis 0.9533 people 0.444873 blood 0.381519 virus infection 0.422639 active Hepatitis 0.436945 chronic hepatitis 0.670198 Hepatitis B infection 0.458305 Hepatitis B Core 0.444517 Hepatitis B Viral 0.435834 liver cancer 0.352068	CLICK HERE
7594	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	TB Fact Sheets - Testing for Tuberculosis (TB)	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Tuberculosis Elimination	latent TB infection 0.729206 previous TST 0.238446 United States 0.246865 TST work 0.214627 health care provider 0.328564 TB disease 0.82879 positive TST result 0.238055 positive tst 0.275554 TB infection testing 0.340006 BCG shot 0.202863 TB bacteria 0.92892 health care 0.410242 IGRA test instructions 0.207942 TB test 0.305704	health care worker 0.338065 TB vaccine 0.321853 positive igra 0.203609 people 0.239132 tuberculin skin test 0.216251 Negative TST 0.205496 IGRA 0.25405 additional tests 0.202877 TST 0.383496 positive IGRA result 0.202185 person 0.38174 TB coughs 0.345678 TB blood tests 0.358591	CLICK HERE
8473	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hispanics/Latinos - For Specific Groups - Tips From Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Smoking-related statistics, information, and quitting resources specific to the Hispanic/Latino community. Part of the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, which features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	Medicaid enrollees 0.645047 health plans 0.603174 Quit Guide 0.688964 exfumadores 0.435735 lung cancer 0.612266 —the 0.454389 teeth 0.628406 Latino heritage 0.654662 area 0.465328 gums 0.515887 Mariano 0.510838 quit plan 0.684736 Florida 0.439217 Beatrice 0.508382 State Medicaid programs 0.775578 Illinois 0.440362 Texas 0.438435 cigarettes 0.444987 open heart surgery 0.80263 Quitline coaches 0.60563 page 0.435395 women 0.44301 heart attack 0.613181 death 0.443271 United States 0.647389	Felicita 0.513865 face-to-face counseling sessions 0.790663 adults 0.443432 Rose 0.465655 dejar 0.436012 life 0.438777 quit-smoking treatments 0.827539 additional Quitting Resources 0.810377 heart disease 0.649689 causes 0.443294 coverage 0.436047 New York 0.63487 Consejos 0.435755 chance 0.436085 Medicare 0.437362 brain 0.437328 Hispanics/Latinos 0.479088 Real Stories section 0.78949 Cigarette smoking increases 0.982683 ¡Estoy listo para 0.818198 Tips Spanish site 0.774089 Tips participants 0.604466 risk 0.443425 family 0.440878	CLICK HERE
10594	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bipolar Disorder - Mental Illness - Mental Health Basics - Mental Health	null	treatment 0.43646 tendency 0.454477 high potential 0.605488 sleeplessness 0.476836 psychotherapy 0.444267 manic-depressive disorder 0.632149 navigation Skip 0.800489 bipolar disorder 0.756761 self-importance 0.477083 Andreasen 0.46673 http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/index.shtml 0.436344 medications 0.444498 mental health/mental illnesses 0.776911	grandiosity 0.43783 episodes 0.49096 thoughts 0.437677 major mood disorder 0.805766 list Skip 0.797831 adverse consequences.2 0.619004 page options Skip 0.991249 speech 0.437586 activities 0.437343 exaggerated assessment 0.635856 Mania 0.448349 irritable mood 0.660427 depression 0.488115	CLICK HERE
11114	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	2012 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Infographic	CDC's Second Nutrition Report is a comprehensive biochemical assessment of the U.S. population's nutrition status Covering 58 biochemical indicators. The Second Nutrition Report is part of a series of publications that provide ongoing assessment of the U.S. population's nutrition status by measuring blood and urine concentrations of biochemical indicators from people who took part in CDC's National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)	spinach 0.283866 specific measures 0.411001 Human Services 0.368346 body 0.265914 non-Hispanic black women 0.6673 U.S. Department 0.48671 egg yolks 0.366426 pregnant women 0.452877 Disease Control 0.370307 nutrition status 0.406903 non-Hispanic white Americans 0.697241 healthy bones 0.378725 results 0.267899 Biochemical Indicators 0.367375 important vitamins 0.40117 Mexican Americans 0.4062 lower iodine levels 0.654064 Women ages 0.403827 preventable cause 0.382379 vitamin D deficiency 0.884911 Dietary Guidelines 0.373779 lower levels 0.37222 cereal grain products 0.536496 non-Hispanic white children 0.648003 intellectual disability 0.383723	folic acid fortification 0.630312 important roles 0.362732 dietary supplement 0.390909 age group 0.379993 low-fat dairy products 0.524177 good news 0.408207 white beans 0.362361 red meat 0.35847 normal development 0.3787 u.s. population 0.550022 folic acid 0.93516 Mexican American children 0.503293 non-Hispanic black Americans 0.699377 National Report 0.374784 seafood 0.260358 Nutrition Report 0.412968 birth defects 0.543127 fatty fishes 0.373281 Iodine deficiency 0.570209 non-Hispanic white women 0.668574 baby 0.265753 iron 0.371236 CDC report 0.779139 risk 0.35445	CLICK HERE
13558	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Prenatal Radiation Exposure | Video	During a radiation emergency, people may be exposed to large amounts of “high energy” radiation – much more than we get from everyday exposure like x-rays. Exposure to large amounts of high energy radiation or “ionizing radiation,” can cause harmful health effects in people. A developing fetus is especially sensitive to radiation exposure, particularly in the early stages of pregnancy. Other videos focused on possible health effects of radiation emergencies can be found here: http://emergency.cdc.gov/radiation/protectiveactions.asp 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/NCEH/2015/prenatal_radiation_exposure_922308.mp4	Prenatal Radiation Exposure 0.992873		CLICK HERE
14298	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Prevention Partnerships | CDC Features	The STRYVE Action Council is a partnership to prevent youth violence	CDC 0.385676 National Centers 0.337818 Comprehensive Technical Package 0.366653 STRYVE Online 0.340314 prevention decision-making 0.345634 public health problems 0.372193 multi-sector group 0.35243 considerable harm 0.342913 youth violence prevention 0.785304 National Center 0.33549 Safe States Alliance 0.364055 STRYVE Action Council 0.6831 in-kind support 0.335817 comprehensive approaches 0.335952 common objective 0.340708 social service sectors 0.36305 violence prevention messages 0.42425 affiliate organizations 0.335393 Current Action Council 0.385847 national level 0.33694 violence prevention strategy 0.436205 Action council member 0.383985 Injury Prevention 0.342617 Associated Risk Behaviors. 0.368697 action council 0.753619	2-year action plan 0.373517 young people 0.378949 young victims 0.33663 programmatic expertise 0.338249 action council members 0.499117 youth violence 0.961338 local health departments 0.367822 contact Nadine Doyle 0.363302 law enforcement 0.335663 public health 0.497983 violence prevention plan 0.434377 current policy environment 0.363146 Multi-sector partnerships 0.346514 community residents 0.338985 online space 0.335948 economic health 0.341897 national initiative 0.336662 action council network 0.3853 best available evidence 0.366992 public health problem 0.381903 practice shows 0.338593 violence prevention efforts 0.431266 multi-sector consortium 0.34347 public health sector 0.371591	CLICK HERE
15810	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Prediabetes Infographic	null			CLICK HERE
15954	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Absenteeism and Employer Costs Associated With Chronic Diseases and Health Risk Factors in the US Workforce	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.	Medical Expenditure Panel 0.900778 large employer 0.532113 data 0.56848 union membership 0.522068 total missed workdays 0.533486 significantly greater absenteeism 0.514681 MarketScan 0.748095 number 0.530806 MEPS prevalence 0.512489 annual absenteeism costs 0.557829 health care claims 0.581944 Annual Total Absenteeism 0.512138 Expenditure Panel Survey 0.757657 data sources 0.545966 risk factors 0.901619 MarketScan respondents 0.527538 absenteeism 0.724572 MarketScan estimates 0.524365 condition-specific absenteeism costs 0.539396 chronic disease 0.682784 absenteeism costs 0.707791 employees 0.525088 MarketScan commercial claims 0.53066 MEPS 0.661331	MEPS data 0.548195 MEPS sample 0.530801 MEPS regression estimates 0.523698 excess absenteeism 0.538277 physical inactivity estimates 0.513834 MarketScan commercial encounters 0.514016 health risk factors 0.657225 excess missed workdays 0.797268 small employer 0.518405 commercial health care 0.581949 multiple risk factors 0.531666 data sets 0.544514 privately insured individuals 0.609303 absenteeism estimates 0.540526 de-identified convenience subpopulation 0.592944 chronic diseases 0.856865 Health MarketScan database 0.542728 zero-inflated Poisson regression 0.531941 care claims database 0.531622 employee absenteeism 0.530339 MarketScan sample 0.51385 MarketScan Health Risk 0.571341 MarketScan absenteeism estimate 0.592251 MEPS prevalence rates 0.510535	CLICK HERE