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682	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Health-Care Provider Screening for Tobacco Smoking andAdvice to Quit - 17 Countries, 2008-2011	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.	urban smokers 0.468304 important role health-care 0.528356 health-care systems 0.520136 standard global protocols 0.458592 older smokers 0.468019 effective community interventions 0.461202 current smokers 0.471672 tobacco cessation quitlines 0.536554 tobacco 0.801026 health-care provider screening 0.586505 tobacco users 0.553945 tobacco quitlines 0.501444 health professionals 0.513277 World Health Organization 0.471479 cessation counseling 0.502563 MPOWER package 0.490231 countries 0.501488 complex sample designs 0.459154 data collection method 0.462379 health-care visit 0.529555 tobacco products 0.525235 Survey sample sizes 0.458957 mass media campaigns 0.515853 smoking cessation 0.457257	tobacco dependence treatment 0.513938 effective cessation treatment 0.525271 key focus areas 0.455447 rural smokers 0.468389 cessation advice 0.453445 Overall response rates 0.457509 age group 0.488577 smoking tobacco 0.507251 health-care providers 0.712129 smokers 0.611926 Health Professionals Survey 0.458601 in-person household survey 0.461262 tobacco smoking 0.533759 tobacco smokers 0.584128 smoke-free policies 0.464475 tobacco dependence 0.530073 Adult Tobacco Survey 0.542075 tobacco use prevention 0.49186 response rates 0.464041 tobacco abstinence 0.510209 tobacco control policies 0.515812 health-care provider 0.954337 younger smokers 0.468328 confidence intervals 0.457505	CLICK HERE
892	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Are You at High Risk for Serious Illness from Flu? | CDC Features	Some people are at high risk for serious flu complications, including young children, older people, pregnant women and people with certain health conditions. Flu vaccination and the correct use of flu antiviral medicines are very important for those people.	coronary artery disease 0.272724 body aches 0.250328 flu activity 0.470748 seasonal flu vaccines 0.515855 sickle cell disease 0.276662 flu antiviral medicines 0.547941 pregnant women 0.290153 long-term health problems 0.278389 congestive heart failure 0.266705 young children 0.249944 flu vaccination 0.751075 intensive care unit 0.271033 Flu symptoms 0.502424 stuffy nose 0.248844 body mass index 0.271121 new flu shot 0.497381 chronic steroids 0.248885 high risk 0.320284 Yearly flu vaccination 0.550318 older people 0.263279 flu illnesses 0.5176 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.272999 new flu season 0.493946 vaccine finder 0.265188	chronic health conditions 0.357255 important preventive tool 0.27092 children’s risk 0.247287 chronic lung disease 0.326806 flu vaccine 0.814161 certain chronic health 0.301773 flu complications 0.529535 certain people 0.255553 flu-related hospitalizations 0.263912 possible complications 0.250704 flu-related complications 0.263631 certain health conditions 0.282698 congenital heart disease 0.272462 sore throat 0.247796 respiratory system—your nose 0.284476 spinal cord injury 0.265933 higher risk 0.246698 flu seasons 0.454519 chronic medical condition 0.27935 flu viruses 0.472142 people 0.317212 flu 0.931264 flu shot 0.555729 contagious viral infection 0.283305	CLICK HERE
7563	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FluVaxView: References, Presentations, and Other Publications	Vaccination coverage references, presentations, and other publications - CDC	reports 0.316591 Pages S96-S106 0.375485 Medicare Beneficiaries Aged 0.450098 CDC 0.317878 Callers 0.317183 documents 0.316567 influenza vaccination coverage 0.938687 2009-January 0.314012 Interim results 0.471989 2014-2015 influenza season 0.598964 influenza-like illness 0.375631 Self-Reported Reasons 0.385908 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.760826 KB 0.316196 health care personnel 0.43976 additional information 0.395712 MMWR 0.405273 Women 0.315342 state-specific Influenza 0.573395 data sources 0.396776 influenza season 0.72912	vaccination surveys 0.545852 MMWR Supp 0.391646 Monovalent Vaccination Coverage—United 0.575207 NHFS 0.313433 H1N1 Flu Survey 0.443786 Gynecology 0.315069 resources 0.316346 Influenza Vaccination Coverage—United 0.770328 American Journal 0.378191 influenza vaccination 0.992253 Obstetrics 0.315145 Vol 0.313412 Surveillance 0.313644 1-29 0.315615 Connecticut 0.313722 Vaccination Coverage—United States 0.704931 Supplement 0.313853 websites 0.316377 State Influenza Hotline 0.617812 Influenza Seasons 0.571245 Coverage Among Pregnant 0.396695	CLICK HERE
8875	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update to Interim Guidance for Preexposure ProphylaxisPrEP for the Prevention of HIV Infection: PrEP for Injecting DrugUsers	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.	TDF group 0.463094 new HIV infections 0.475583 heterosexually active men 0.419212 Health Service guidelines 0.41809 heterosexually active women 0.38611 daily PrEP 0.344108 risk behaviors 0.538092 HIV prevention 0.435095 Dawn K. Smith 0.395794 Engl J Med 0.411468 HIV infections 0.527148 PrEP clinical trials 0.391362 heterosexual HIV transmission 0.420036 sexual acquisition risk 0.365455 Antiretroviral prophylaxis 0.336025 male-male anal sex 0.403505 placebo group 0.41191 Tenofovir Study Group 0.334489 injection equipment 0.379453 sexual HIV acquisition 0.568467 preexposure prophylaxis 0.340017 high risk 0.386452 IDUs 0.376854 daily oral TDF 0.398146	sexual risk behaviors 0.345275 United States 0.538587 Antiretroviral preexposure prophylaxis 0.335189 positive HIV status 0.43664 interim guidance 0.477064 preferred PrEP regimen 0.381057 parenteral HIV acquisition 0.464912 U.S. Public Health 0.4198 HIV acquisition 0.938064 HIV incidence 0.473343 comprehensive U.S. Public 0.412363 Bangkok Tenofovir Study 0.422182 HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis 0.443853 PrEP 0.479571 adverse events 0.361869 National HIV Behavioral 0.471437 incident HIV infection 0.455803 oral antiretroviral PrEP 0.410979 Public Health Service 0.418102 HIV-uninfected male IDUs 0.344723 et al 0.449307 HIV testing 0.403446 PrEP Recommendation 0.336545 HIV infection 0.678009	CLICK HERE
10833	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Public Health in Japan. Conversations with the CDC Director	The CDC Director’s webpage offers information on Dr. Thomas Frieden, who became the agency’s 16th director in June 2009. The pages features information on Dr. Frieden’s Weekly Focus, the Latest from Dr. Frieden (his RSS feed), and links to his bio, statements, videos, press releases, media appearances, photos, presentations, and speeches.	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
11241	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Síndrome SXF. Evalúe susconocimientos	22 de julio: Día Nacional de Concientización sobre el Síndrome del Cromosoma X Frágil. El SXF es la causa conocida más frecuente de discapacidad intelectual hereditaria. ¿Qué tanto sabe del SXF? Responda las preguntas para averiguarlo			CLICK HERE
12581	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Amanda's Story | Tips From Former Smokers	Amanda grew up in a family of smokers and picked up her first cigarette in the 5th grade. Later, when she was in college and learned she was pregnant, Amanda tried to quit, but her addiction to cigarettes was too strong. In this video from CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Amanda talks about being rushed to the hospital by ambulance. Her baby was born 2 months early and weighed just 3 pounds. Amanda hopes that telling her story will inspire other mothers to quit smoking for good. 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://streaming.cdc.gov/vod2.php?id=805097ee73cf4567c29b3725c5a9c24d20140620100720410	Smokers 0.932887 CDC 0.92604	YouTube 0.871802 Amanda 0.853385	CLICK HERE
13035	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HEADS UP to Brain Injury Awareness | HEADS UP | CDC InjuryCenter	null	parent 0.45052 priority.Whether 0.445407 Return 0.442816 organization concussion policies 0.969049 big difference 0.616114 health care provider 0.860529 Download free training 0.790884 league 0.438861 school coach 0.629189 resources 0.437968 videos 0.437854 teens 0.567662	Play 0.439005 brain injury 0.636463 site 0.444708 podcasts 0.447473 children 0.445724 youth sports coach 0.839286 risk 0.444326 specific sports 0.615487 state 0.438918 right helmet 0.643532 concussions 0.482087	CLICK HERE
14316	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Decontamination for Yourself and Others | Infographic	null			CLICK HERE
15256	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	This Father's Day, Up Your Health Game | CDC Features	Each year, more than 1 in 4 men in the United States die from heart disease, making it the leading cause of death for men. Because men of all ages of any race or ethnicity can develop heart disease, it’s important that all men learn their risk and make a game plan to stay healthy and reduce the risk of both heart attack and stroke	mental health 0.710676 Jackson HJ. 0.450188 BMC Cardiovascular Disorders. 0.489322 American men—and 0.462216 National Comorbidity Survey 0.494475 frustration cause trouble 0.608802 heart condition 0.491143 heart problems 0.574516 major depression 0.630926 healthy living habits 0.592814 National Center 0.487825 blood pressure 0.543742 mental health treatments 0.517543 NCHS data brief 0.495183 heart problem 0.485726 CNS-peripheral inflammatory interaction 0.486482 blood vessels 0.452445 daily life 0.513708 adult men 0.481932 American Heart Association 0.574238 symptoms 0.476136 Health Statistics 0.467971 poorer quality 0.450504 physical health 0.466169	long term 0.45349 healthy habits 0.455602 Martin LA 0.450454 heart health 0.648694 Marchal Y. Exercise 0.488072 high blood 0.459076 Ziegelstein RC. 0.452319 certain behaviors 0.45275 good news 0.455377 Disabil Rehabil 0.4508 Health Statistics. 0.46722 heart disease 0.842084 Blaha MJ 0.45171 special diet 0.450655 National Institute 0.451601 longer men 0.470861 different symptoms 0.46145 men vs women 0.508216 ethnic disparities 0.502165 certain hormones 0.453007 Acute experimental changes 0.487858 physical activity 0.545594 central opioid neurotransmission 0.494398 Blumberg SJ 0.451345	CLICK HERE