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984	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day | CDC Features	March 20, 2015, is National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day . This day is an opportunity for Native people across the United States to learn about HIV and AIDS, encourage HIV counseling and testing in Native communities, and help decrease the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.	Native HIV/AIDS Awareness 0.982274 high rates 0.256397 national observance 0.279824 United States 0.423867 cultural diversity 0.251913 date cards 0.249361 fact sheets 0.249272 HIV prevention 0.985081 AI/AN men 0.268733 gay relationships 0.258797 drug abuse 0.25625 new HIV diagnoses 0.685655 HIV diagnoses 0.861602 state health departments 0.398919 NNHAAD tool kit 0.372328 social media 0.25157 Native communities 0.5028 Native populations 0.417446 Native people 0.308092 territorial areas 0.266641 Spring Equinox 0.457952 Home testing kits 0.37734	local IHS Tribal 0.370868 Alaska Natives 0.783586 National Native HIV/AIDS 0.710713 Native Hawaiians 0.582302 HIV test 0.512711 testing site 0.256841 ZIP code 0.240973 bisexual men 0.559027 medical care 0.39119 Indian Health Service 0.362536 American Indians 0.744778 testing location 0.254283 Urban facility 0.24526 national community mobilization 0.412155 public service announcements 0.370495 HIV 0.989614 Native organizations 0.303231 mental health care 0.387867 new beginnings 0.28332 HIV testing 0.699376 CDC HIV/AIDS website 0.445806	CLICK HERE
1029	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - Differences by Sex in Tobacco Use and Awareness of Tobacco Marketing - Smoking & Tobacco Use	CDC's Office on Smoking and Health offers information related to smoking and tobacco use.	smoking cessation attempts 0.574486 excise tax rates 0.56342 Adult Tobacco Surveys 0.682198 current smokers 0.625326 GATS response rate 0.613187 Framework Convention 0.482273 cigarette excise taxes 0.604298 tobacco 0.991589 representative household survey 0.573278 large difference 0.482674 indirect advertising 0.480725 World Health Organization 0.547236 MPOWER package 0.485173 countries 0.536278 tobacco industry 0.586599 tobacco products 0.586144 cigarette marketing 0.903036 statistically significant difference 0.557729 women 0.854053 smoking prevalence 0.484569 current tobacco 0.602973 young adult women 0.566545 complex interaction 0.488683 U.S. government 0.489046 Thailand 0.598729	tobacco advertising 0.580812 South Carolina 0.486014 gender differences 0.485098 subnational estimates 0.499644 tobacco marketing 0.745844 men 0.672114 Adult Tobacco Survey 0.707132 gender-specific pattern 0.491051 sample respondent 0.485995 Rhode Island 0.482822 social factors 0.488419 Uruguay 0.63873 Tobacco use differences 0.602307 nationally representative data 0.569154 Global Adult Tobacco 0.847456 sample design 0.49851 Tobacco Control 0.584817 older women 0.50916 data collection 0.498978 management protocols 0.498496 smokeless tobacco 0.937641 Bangladesh 0.65118 continued implementation 0.481519 average excise tax 0.560255	CLICK HERE
1036	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Capacity for Surveillance, Prevention, and Controlof West Nile Virus and Other Arbovirus Infections - United States,2004 and 2012	James L. Hadler, MD1, Dhara Patel, MPH2, Kristy Bradley, DVM3, James M. Hughes, MD4, Carina Blackmore, DVM5, Paul Etkind, DrPH6, Lilly Kan, MPH6, Jane Getchell, DrPH7, James Blumenstock, MA8, Jeffrey Engel, MD2 (Author affiliations at end of text).	environmental surveillance 0.632701 Los Angeles County 0.517851 mosquito-borne virus surveillance 0.590502 current CDC guidance 0.51559 cooperative agreement funding 0.511231 arbovirus surveillance functions 0.575188 assessment 0.534415 arbovirus surveillance 0.637264 current arboviral threats 0.58941 arboviruses 0.653869 virus surveillance capacity 0.600096 standard case report 0.512811 mosquito surveillance systems 0.665005 jurisdictions 0.566772 arboviral disease case 0.594479 laboratory capacity 0.663129 recent CSTE assessment 0.52797 WNV surveillance 0.825623 mosquito-borne arboviral disease 0.602802 Mosquito surveillance capacity 0.78616 adult mosquitoes 0.566212 national surveillance platform 0.57469 laboratory surveillance capacity 0.685941 public health laboratories 0.549957 national arboviral surveillance 0.796318	United States 0.600691 avian mortality surveillance 0.700449 mosquito/environmental surveillance 0.524203 local health department 0.532756 arboviral activity 0.639942 adult mosquito surveillance 0.66282 additional mosquito surveillance 0.649866 city/county health departments 0.647254 health departments 0.739603 surveillance 0.967029 local health departments 0.61328 WNV 0.861473 local arboviral surveillance 0.668523 mosquito surveillance 0.842938 New York 0.583105 arboviral surveillance infrastructure 0.792997 arboviral disease 0.627725 dead bird surveillance 0.669687 active human surveillance 0.630529 mosquito pools 0.525001 West Nile virus 0.77847 arboviral surveillance capacity 0.68102 ELC funding 0.727907 current surveillance systems 0.79938	CLICK HERE
6097	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chlorine - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	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
7199	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Unintentional Drowning: Get the Facts	null	three-sided property-line fencing.12 0.605627 Injury Prevention 0.801581 swimming ability 0.778197 Product Safety Commission 0.66366 United States 0.72293 natural water settings 0.693957 children 5-19 drown 0.6841 African Americans 0.604755 children ages 0.607222 home swimming 0.658003 seizure disorders 0.644959 self-reported swimming ability 0.728577 childhood drowning 0.718997 S. Consumer Product 0.66385 unintentional injuries 0.663367 nonfatal drowning injuries 0.840657 children 0.794212 case-control study 0.604206 unsupervised water access 0.64254 water-related recreational activities 0.619452 swimming pools.2 Drowning 0.884974 young children 0.697305 formal swimming lessons 0.910125 recreational water illnesses 0.624686	four-sided pool fence 0.622526 Web-based Injury Statistics 0.612106 Seizure Disorder Safety 0.616071 National Center 0.60415 basic swimming skills 0.654217 life jackets 0.912487 unintentional injury death 0.78905 Consumer Product Safety 0.663669 fatal unintentional drownings 0.710344 unintentional injury-related death 0.685837 nonfatal submersion injuries 0.625559 wear life jackets 0.717882 unintentional drowning rate 0.890953 pool area 0.749145 emergency department care 0.620585 highest drowning rates 0.837338 shallow water blackout 0.621445 fatal unintentional drowning 0.967152 U. S. Consumer 0.663859 severe brain damage 0.607158 pool fencing 0.658925 motor vehicle crashes 0.611631 permanent vegetative state 0.614223	CLICK HERE
8362	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Giant Inflatable Colon and Community Knowledge, Intention, and Social Support for Colorectal Cancer Screening - CDC	Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the second-leading cause of deaths from cancer in the United States. Screening decreases CRC deaths through early cancer detection and through removal of precancerous lesions.	potential colon displays 0.463116 colon cancer screenings 0.512132 giant inflatable colon 0.585964 CRC stages 0.468992 alaska native people 0.773316 CRC knowledge 0.551432 giant colon exhibits 0.4607 Alaska community members 0.463274 Alaska Native 0.835412 screening method 0.46911 interactive colon exhibits 0.484042 Alaska Tribal Health 0.515434 colorectal cancer screening 0.579663 nylon colon model 0.489328 Cancer Super Colon 0.51755 social support 0.609301 colorectal cancer 0.607456 CRC screening 0.959501 community events 0.464513 Health Interview Survey 0.462518 Alaska Native community 0.468626 colon model 0.794332 specific screening method 0.460382 Cancer Control Program 0.457245	human colon 0.513328 adult community members 0.49234 statewide CRC Partnership 0.478916 CRC prevention tips 0.520678 community members 0.782222 cancer screening 0.671574 Alaska Comprehensive Cancer 0.469554 Alaska Native Tribal 0.664603 Native/American Indian/Aboriginal Canadian 0.516088 Alaska Native population 0.473903 comprehensive cancer control 0.506345 CRC screening knowledge 0.677941 available screening methods 0.467479 CRC prevention 0.543565 Colon Cancer Alliance 0.500946 interactive colon model 0.545022 CRC screening rates 0.650429 CRC knowledge questions 0.504163 cancer screening utilization 0.48903 Native Tribal Health 0.656334 Alaska Native/American Indian/Aboriginal 0.542564 age-adjusted CRC incidence 0.499893 decreases CRC deaths 0.505516 Tribal Health Consortium 0.65147	CLICK HERE
8706	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Prevalence of Multiple Chronic Conditions Among Medicare Beneficiaries, United States, 2010 - CDC	The increase in chronic health conditions among Medicare beneficiaries has implications for the Medicare system. The objective of this study was to use the US Department of Health and Human Services Strategic Framework on multiple chronic conditions as a basis to examine the prevalence of multiple chronic conditions among Medicare beneficiaries.	fee-for-service claims data 0.432146 nondual beneficiaries 0.462663 non-Hispanic white 0.437834 disabled beneficiaries 0.461452 highest prevalence 0.47376 ischemic heart disease 0.463989 higher prevalence 0.442432 multiple chronic conditions 0.949868 Medicare fee-for-service population 0.491793 female beneficiaries 0.482266 beneficiaries eligible 0.470485 select Medicare beneficiary 0.457415 Hispanic women 0.435178 Chronic Conditions Data 0.490286 management strategies 0.436487 Medicare claim 0.451145 female dual-eligible beneficiaries 0.484009 male dual-eligible beneficiaries 0.472493 traditional Medicare 0.447083 Medicare enrollment data 0.45715 age groups 0.461699 Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries 0.508008 health care management 0.442745 total Medicare population 0.458156	chronic conditions increases 0.486952 Chronic Disease 0.473027 fee-for-service program 0.432063 women 0.459759 chronic kidney disease 0.480857 chronic health conditions 0.528002 Medicare enrollment 0.457286 Medicaid Services 0.445507 Medicare fee-for-service parts 0.464407 prevalence 0.504485 Non-Hispanic black men 0.439613 non-Hispanic blacks 0.440101 dual-eligible beneficiaries 0.490804 non-Hispanic whites 0.438917 male beneficiaries 0.475617 Chronic Condition Data 0.484182 Medicare beneficiaries 0.721789 fee-for-service Medicare beneficiaries 0.51558 common chronic conditions 0.486481 study population 0.439725 chronic condition comorbidities 0.483678 Medicare spending 0.472366 HHS Strategic Framework 0.466015 Medicare Advantage enrollment 0.455903	CLICK HERE
10769	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - April 18, 2014	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.87136 Large-scale polio vaccination 0.498203 GPEI partners 0.363403 polio eradication plans 0.568361 polio eradication 0.987617 Polio incidence 0.473627 polio outbreaks 0.488265 public health volunteers 0.36164 Polio Eradication Effort 0.607644 wild poliovirus 0.382679 vaccination campaign planning 0.367209 CDC’s Emergency 0.382967 United Nations Children 0.362918 AFP cases 0.356581 polio eradication activities 0.638148 final push 0.364252 CDC Director Thomas 0.413947 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.361083 CDC resources 0.376756 polio worldwide 0.492626 Independent Monitoring Board 0.358159 EOC operational structure 0.390495 polio vaccination campaigns 0.563425 CDC’s engagement 0.372688	global polio surveillance 0.510739 entire CDC community 0.405127 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.602449 World Health Organization 0.420164 outbreak response protocols 0.357148 timely technical expertise 0.36213 polio eradication progress 0.5644 polio cases 0.517365 in-country technical expertise 0.36153 Democratic Republic 0.36119 CDC’s EOC 0.404168 polio vaccination campaign 0.511174 countries 0.368587 CDC’s polio 0.530042 Epidemiologic Record/CDC Morbidity 0.359924 enhanced capacity 0.362434 CDC polio eradication 0.677198 polio surveillance 0.555561 technical expertise 0.365339 finish line 0.36041 Dr. Frieden 0.37229 endemic countries 0.362548 polio eradication efforts 0.628378	CLICK HERE
13150	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Work-Related Asthma Cluster at a Syntactic FoamManufacturing Facility - Massachusetts 2008-2013	Megan Casey, MPH1,2, Marcia L. Stanton2, Kristin J. Cummings, MD2, Elise Pechter, MPH3, Kathleen Fitzsimmons, MPH3, Ryan F.	work-related respiratory symptoms 0.533573 gas industry 0.481318 adult-onset asthma 0.676959 emergency department visits 0.476104 work-related pattern 0.476519 offshore oil 0.477639 Ryan F. LeBouf 0.476784 self-reported health concerns 0.478521 CDC investigators 0.49211 CDC health hazard 0.577843 additional asthma cases 0.556575 acute asthma exacerbations 0.568932 asthma inhaler 0.540035 state-based surveillance 0.523258 3Occupational Health Surveillance 0.482041 Asthma incidence density 0.606348 emergency department 0.506929 Massachusetts Department 0.58701 adult-onset asthma cases 0.611614 work-related asthma cases 0.600306 epoxy resins 0.508273 Christine R. Schuler 0.477229 existing asthma 0.525119 Kristin J. Cummings 0.476755	work-related asthma 0.908318 asthma-like symptoms 0.602933 Occupational Safety 0.481324 respiratory symptoms 0.545597 health hazard evaluation 0.553934 self-reported adult-onset asthma 0.582624 Adult-onset asthma incidence 0.577608 Respiratory Disease Studies 0.519893 workers 0.495457 public health 0.62777 National Institute 0.487306 undiagnosed asthma 0.525183 respiratory protection program 0.517568 public health investigation 0.480248 median work tenure 0.480087 additional asthma-like symptoms 0.481377 Health Surveillance Program 0.519148 Marcia L. Stanton 0.476567 work-related symptoms 0.504926 Occupational Health Surveillance 0.485891 asthma symptoms 0.542964 asthma talk 0.526975 current employees 0.514096 syntactic foam 0.524826	CLICK HERE
13822	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Get Vaccinated for Seasonal Influenza	The flu is a contagious respiratory disease that can cause mild to severe illness, and can even lead to death - CDC	LAIV 0.225051 Vaccinated 0.270918 CDC 0.259318 doses 0.257765 chronic health conditions 0.442239 age-appropriate influenza vaccine 0.638695 health care provider 0.429742 flu vaccine 0.95234 vaccination process 0.410032 body 0.224401 visits 0.225305 Different flu vaccines 0.662939 pregnant women 0.342248 flu shots 0.660258 Flu vaccination 0.650092 school 0.226681 Developing Flu-Related Complications 0.513188 prevent flu-related hospitalizations 0.499879 antibodies 0.225309 important benefits 0.341422 spray flu vaccine 0.772659 influenza vaccine 0.846866	medical setting 0.329775 relevant allergies 0.363998 suitability 0.230245 work 0.226694 recombinant influenza vaccine 0.65668 list 0.228575 community 0.225669 people 0.508038 flu 0.971509 particular vaccine 0.478541 different groups 0.338778 person 0.247351 high risk 0.496023 IIV 0.225324 egg allergies 0.544966 flu season 0.509341 information 0.225671 flu illnesses 0.551943 health factors 0.343145 severe egg allergies 0.460076 RIV 0.237779	CLICK HERE