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7484	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Clean Water for Health Program - Water-related Research	The Health Studies Branch (HSB) leads CDC’s Clean Water for Heath Program (CWH), focuses on drinking water sources that are not regulated by the Safe Drinking Water Act. CWH conducts activities in three areas: water-related exposure and outcome research, the Private Well Initiative, and technical assistance and outbreak response.	population health risks 0.662013 past investigations 0.289762 toxic chemicals 0.355984 non-infectious contaminants 0.655257 research findings 0.289287 drinking water sources 0.629992 Health Studies Branch 0.65727 international partners 0.281665 public health risks 0.804847 surface water 0.300654	hazardous exposures 0.388627 private wells 0.299961 small systems 0.29088 impact human health 0.589151 non-infectious agents 0.447221 health risks 0.941045 drinking water 0.914115 investigations focus 0.290278 Drinking Water contaminants 0.796079 Common water contaminants 0.722517	CLICK HERE
7814	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Women's Health - Health Communication	Gateway to Health Communication and Social Marketing Practice - Women's Health	certain diseases 0.415425 treatment 0.236131 woman 0.78344 regular screenings 0.452979 specific disease 0.429268 impact her health 0.477602 lifestyle choices 0.878896 regular exercise 0.448477 poor health 0.422928 healthier lifestyle choices 0.84109 healthy body weight 0.761983 example 0.252406 lung cancer 0.441099 heart disease 0.817253	simple measures 0.428251 smoking 0.254242 early detection 0.772288 diseases 0.479225 second-hand smoke 0.470645 cervical cancer 0.451148 stroke 0.263629 steps 0.222454 factors 0.362228 nutritious diet 0.48303 family history 0.503547 Women’s Health 0.387883 risk 0.914539 conditions 0.235647	CLICK HERE
8024	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Importance of NaturalExperiments in Diabetes Prevention and Control and the Need forBetter Health Policy Research - CDC	Diabetes has steadily increased in prevalence, becoming one of the nation’s most challenging public health threats. Prevalence among adults is now more than 10%, and diabetes is the leading cause of nontraumatic lower-extremity amputation, end-stage kidney disease, and blindness; it more than doubles the risk of heart disease, stroke, and disability.	diabetes prevention 0.750646 health insurance 0.541647 health plans 0.629438 population-level health policies 0.597713 territorial health departments 0.584623 risk factor control 0.576557 health care benefits 0.601472 Disease Control 0.752012 national public health 0.61576 health behaviors 0.54992 health systems 0.796226 NEXT-D research teams 0.557497 clinical best practices 0.649186 better health policy 0.609835 nontraumatic lower-extremity amputation 0.541547 Affordable Care Act 0.543844 rigorous health policy 0.714591 end-stage kidney disease 0.55945 natural experiments 0.791595 policy-level approaches 0.770716 policy effects 0.535765 health effects 0.549064 diabetes prevention programs 0.700292 Health policy studies 0.632909 NEXT-D studies 0.641133	health information technology 0.582265 major public health 0.596403 primary prevention strategies 0.566584 diabetes care quality 0.695647 diabetes prevalence 0.662825 Popul Health Metr 0.57989 health policy research 0.853655 diabetes incidence demand 0.709502 public health threats 0.635309 multicenter research network 0.5513 public health 0.913436 CDC-funded Diabetes Prevention 0.697535 evidence base 0.540949 public policy decision 0.537861 diabetes health research 0.757363 diabetes complications 0.649196 clinical trial evidence 0.559366 Public Health Service 0.592455 public health priority 0.63409 diabetes risk factors 0.678755 preventive services 0.547073 diabetes 0.972154 NEXT-D natural experiments 0.555972 Diabetes Translation 0.604296	CLICK HERE
9619	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Asthma - BRFSS 2008 - Prevalence Tables and Maps	BRFSS 2008 - Prevalence Tables and Maps	CDCasthma 0.468765 Twitter 0.531587 asthma 0.725431	control 0.462721 live healthier lives 0.999719	CLICK HERE
9679	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	La biografía de Sharon - La historia de Sharon - Historias de la vida real - Consejos de exfumadores	A Sharon le diagnosticaron cáncer de garganta en estadio IV y se sometió a radiación y varias cirugías. Su historia completa es parte de la campaña de los CDC Consejos de exfumadores.			CLICK HERE
9912	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NIOSH Program Portfolio : Total Worker Health : Conferences	The TWH™ Program includes an intramural component and an extramural component, comprised of four Centers of Excellence to Promote a Healthier Workforce. Both of these components conduct research on the integration of health protection and health promotion; communication of current knowledge, successful approaches, and challenges, and advocacy of the concepts and practices of total worker health to our partners and stakeholders.	Expert presentations 0.246376 worker health 0.960663 U.S. Workforce Symposium 0.361219 Human Services 0.252887 Georgetown University Hotel 0.378809 job stress 0.295964 Disease Control 0.25328 American Psychological Association 0.621289 exciting forum 0.242843 worldwide economic turmoil 0.373136 Westin Bonaventure Hotel 0.409028 economic aspects 0.246556 integrated work-based approaches 0.367566 Personnel Management 0.253594 informal get-togethers 0.245019 latest developments 0.245915 international leaders 0.330554 Caribe Hilton Hotel 0.367162 healthy workers 0.328029 conference topics 0.262375 Total Worker Health 0.564448 Economic Context 0.244468 national symposium 0.337885 Global Concerns 0.352078 ample evidence 0.345059	rigorous evaluation 0.235988 integrative approaches 0.350844 Conference Center 0.272483 preconference workshops 0.421935 Safe Work 0.26416 thirty-five co-sponsors 0.26086 academic communities 0.337739 Occupational Safety 0.404326 integrated work-based programs 0.34644 international conference 0.375278 National Institute 0.376187 improved worker health 0.470332 San Juan 0.238907 special attention 0.242255 anecdotal reports 0.352096 Numerous case studies 0.541565 New Symposium Promoting 0.40791 Eagleson Institute 0.259401 Federal Occupational Health 0.498485 Healthier Federal Workers 0.655149 occupational stress 0.441239 Occupational Health Psychology 0.675076 Veterans Affairs 0.246597 Symposium participants 0.247959	CLICK HERE
11339	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Newborn Screening Laboratory Bulletin - Download the Bulletin | (Landing Page)	null	newborn screening programs 0.748338 United States 0.410245 CDC Foundation 0.464942 disability 0.316306 comprehensive source 0.398234 effort 0.316588 Newborn Screening Laboratory 0.73377 premature death 0.407938 congenital diseases 0.415442 laboratory role 0.396623 awareness 0.315372 critical importance 0.395467 state health departments 0.465744 proficiency testing 0.403938 newborn screening test 0.717113	research methods 0.392231 newborn screening worldwide 0.73199 non-regulatory program 0.408993 sustainable high-quality testing 0.469516 newborns 0.327605 NSTRI—a collaboration 0.393746 severe disorders 0.413425 thousands 0.316448 healthier babies 0.425312 Environmental Health Laboratory 0.481731 routine laboratory tests 0.476326 Bulletin 0.315114 quality assurance 0.397907 translation 0.314906 newborn screening 0.914645	CLICK HERE
12116	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Acute Flaccid Myelitis | For Clinicians	null	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
12178	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Invasive Bacterial Vaccine-Preventable DiseasesSurveillance - 2008-2014	Jillian Murray, MSPH1,2, Mary Agócs, MD1, Fatima Serhan, PhD1, Simarjit Singh, MScIT1, Maria Deloria-Knoll, PhD2, Katherine O'Brien, MD2, Jason M. Mwenda, MD3, Richard Mihigo, MD3, Lucia Oliveira, DSc4, Nadia Teleb, MD, PhD5, Hinda Ahmed, PhD5, Annemarie Wasley, PhD6, Dovile Videbaek, MSc6, Pushpa Wijesinghe, MD7, Arun Bhadra Thapa, MSPH7, Kimberly Fox, MD8, Fem Julia Paladin, PhD8, Rana Hajjeh, MD9, Stephanie Schwartz, MSc9, Chris Van Beneden, MD9, Terri Hyde, MD10, Claire Broome, MD11, Thomas Cherian, MD1 (Author affiliations at end of text).	H. influenzae 0.753737 sentinel hospital sites 0.843809 Haemophilus influenzae type 0.743793 childhood immunization programs 0.743643 Johns Hopkins University 0.796655 data 0.937626 chain reaction testing 0.802806 technical advisory group 0.819051 web-based data management 0.746801 Haemophilus influenzae 0.757409 data tracking hospitalizations 0.747945 Strategic Advisory Group 0.88576 PCV impact monitoring 0.824466 sentinel hospital surveillance 0.824852 S. pneumoniae 0.813923 consistent pneumonia case 0.75523 regional surveillance networks 0.815369 global reference laboratories 0.814309 surveillance 0.951516 vaccine impact 0.762398 polymerase chain reaction 0.804874 sentinel hospitals 0.759687 global surveillance feedback 0.796382 reference laboratories 0.883384	World Health Organization 0.819025 data postvaccine introduction 0.748184 baseline surveillance capacity 0.777913 meningitis 0.759966 PCV impact 0.94285 baseline surveillance data 0.817104 pneumonia syndromic surveillance 0.860919 countries 0.769356 well-characterized clinical data 0.754353 off-site laboratory data 0.752717 surveillance platform 0.748403 new vaccines surveillance 0.794183 conduct population-based surveillance 0.794753 bacterial meningitis cases 0.753516 global IB-VPD surveillance 0.816737 pediatric pneumonia 0.754927 IB-VPD surveillance network 0.904892 Regional Office 0.825347 external quality assessment 0.787502 Gavi-eligible countries 0.762337 laboratory data 0.754069 in-patient pediatric pneumonia 0.753841 advisory group 0.889403	CLICK HERE
13146	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Naegleria fowleri - Sources of Infection - Case-report Data and Graphs	Graphs and data related to Naegleria fowleri epidemiology. Education and information about the brain eating ameba Naegleria fowleri that causes encephalitis and death including frequently asked questions, biology, sources of infection, diagnosis, treatment, prevention and control, and other publications and pertinent information for the public and medical professionals.	exposure unknown 0.638256 pond 0.431925 general public 0.571051 CDC 0.478363 example 0.429435 natural structures 0.571563 water (N=1) 0.70036 PAM cases 0.70105 play venues/water playgrounds 0.728773 state 0.428059 artificial whitewater rivers 0.718908 median age 0.614594 N=132 0.432412	swimming pools 0.579465 local public health 0.702312 chlorine 0.440355 hot tubs/spas 0.571507 therapeutic purpose 0.578465 partners 0.427952 probable water exposures 0.725816 aquatic venues 0.913231 well-operated aquatic venues 0.757505 illness onset 0.57754 reservoir 0.433958 male 0.431492	CLICK HERE