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5202	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Obesity and Overweight for Professionals: Resources - Reports	The 2013 Prevention Status Reports (PSRs), highlight the status of policies and practices designed to prevent or reduce problems affecting public health. Learn more...	vegetable consumption 0.275296 public health practitioners 0.308929 physical activity behaviors 0.331481 state health officials 0.349877 Food Environment 0.327211 PDF- 1.23MB 0.288989 state health departments 0.319328 Individual State Action 0.323774 healthy food retailers 0.38281 CDC trend data 0.310186 Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Consumption 0.259904 mRFEI Data Table 0.296075 public health leaders 0.318132 healthy eating 0.2759 community-based organizations 0.282856 potential action items 0.283153 National Action Guide 0.598929 Prevention Status Reports 0.290519 Beverage Consumption 0.26204 High School Students 0.392457 fast food restaurants 0.275261 State Indicator Report 0.852007 State Indicator Reports 0.342558 Vital Signs 0.842282	United States 0.72144 Level State Maps 0.311729 census-tract level data 0.291246 key community settings 0.279318 highlights key areas 0.273748 State-Specific Obesity Prevalence 0.331148 Report Card indicators 0.311556 potential actions 0.275055 child care providers 0.287307 public health 0.408417 Obesity CDC Vital 0.378966 Retail Food Environment 0.283346 CDC Grand Rounds 0.281272 Vital Signs Report 0.62889 PSR Quick Start 0.283119 Breastfeeding Report Card 0.383812 physical activity 0.965167 Surgeon General 0.317728 public health practices 0.317929 childhood obesity 0.477463 Environment State Indicator 0.34091 CDC Vital Signs 0.826312 State Action Guides 0.459024 Support Breastfeeding 0.322488	CLICK HERE
6620	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Organ Systems and the Chemicals that Affect Them - Neurological Nervous System	The nervous system receives and sends signals throughout the body to control bodily functions. The nervous system consists of the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and peripheral nervous system (nerve fibers that attach to and lie outside the brain and spinal cord). The nervous system has two components, motor (efferent) and sensory (afferent), that carry information from and to, respectively, the central nervous system.			CLICK HERE
9551	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Measles - United States, January 1-August 24, 2013	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.	High MMR vaccine 0.458962 North Carolina 0.447646 largest outbreak 0.477096 measles importations 0.540967 CDC 0.458883 global measles control 0.553666 Alternate Text 0.46143 measles immunity 0.559293 measles elimination 0.633866 New York City 0.536117 Routine MMR vaccination 0.483132 unvaccinated persons 0.495092 large outbreaks 0.460577 Import-associated cases 0.449225 measles outbreaks 0.583559 direct epidemiologic link 0.446679 measles virus 0.549977 epidemiologic link 0.452784 timely vaccination 0.450696 U.S resident patients 0.446149 World Health Organization 0.450505 patients 0.453302 rapid public health 0.471027 persons 0.523722 measles case 0.531237	high MMR vaccination 0.485531 public health response 0.472982 febrile rash illness 0.488467 high vaccination coverage 0.480901 directly imported cases 0.469554 United States 0.975644 MMR vaccine coverage 0.494074 2-dose MMR vaccine 0.457753 measles data 0.547279 measles cases 0.667144 measles vaccine 0.526947 unknown measles vaccination 0.591242 U.S. cases 0.466402 local health departments 0.448353 public health 0.489635 suspect measles 0.530869 U.S. residents 0.446819 cases 0.704305 European Region 0.479418 standard case definition.* 0.447922 highest numbers 0.447855 unknown vaccination status 0.62948 median annual number 0.491277 measles 0.809599	CLICK HERE
10657	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Stress at Work - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	work team 0.213343 searchable bibliographic database 0.319468 stress disorders 0.313557 Stress Video 0.343827 NIOSH program 0.574258 U.S. occupational safety 0.376751 health research 0.222216 Occupational Research Agenda 0.422726 NIOSH job stress 0.949862 Work Booklet 0.2064 research program 0.220607 health subsumes 0.204302	health community 0.2007 work organization 0.433309 occupational safety 0.632649 stress issues 0.332129 NIOSH external partners 0.667794 research agenda 0.517413 DHHS 0.20517 Publication No. 0.557353 NIOSH report 0.506893 national research agenda 0.396225 comprehensive research agenda 0.339293 research topics 0.219563	CLICK HERE
10666	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Testing the Effectiveness of an Abbreviated Version of the Nutrition Detectives Program - CDC	Obese or overweight children have an increased risk for chronic diseases. Targeting diet and exercise in schools could help prevent childhood obesity. We have previously shown the effectiveness of a 90-minute nutrition program in improving elementary school students’ food-label literacy. The objective of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of a 45-minute version of the program.	healthful food choices 0.684217 school health services 0.253891 public school district 0.277737 ingredient lists 0.322701 original Nutrition Detectives 0.287414 nutrition knowledge 0.26487 food label literacy 0.328832 school 0.537709 condensed Nutrition Detectives 0.287702 parental consent 0.301432 Prevention Research Center–Griffin 0.248602 food products 0.39505 full-length Nutrition Detectives 0.263122 healthful food products 0.274488 food-label literacy scores 0.549011 90-minute nutrition program 0.421119 90-minute program 0.516196 District Wellness Committee 0.382483 5th-grade students 0.355618 90-minute Nutrition Detectives 0.315625 schools 0.542622 45-minute version 0.276048 school district 0.32497 elementary school students 0.448081 study 0.334059	academic achievement 0.352662 Nutrition Detectives 0.982395 original 90-minute program 0.350419 NHPS District Wellness 0.285697 students 0.681995 Food Label Quiz 0.408404 teacher training 0.258093 percentage points 0.652138 45-minute lesson 0.509955 unpublished feasibility study 0.280607 Independence School District 0.314298 Nutrition Detectives lesson 0.819548 45-minute Nutrition Detectives 0.300465 program materials 0.289148 condensed nutrition program 0.30546 University Prevention Research 0.247384 Research Center–Griffin Hospital 0.247391 primary outcome measure 0.282883 Nutrition Detectives program 0.681331 childhood obesity 0.254348 magnet schools 0.250883 food-label literacy 0.769903 minority students 0.311573 Nutrition Facts panels 0.515485	CLICK HERE
10869	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Indoor Air Quality at Nine Large-Hub Airports With and Without Designated Smoking Areas — United States, October–November 2012	Secondhand smoke (SHS) exposure causes death and disease among nonsmoking adults and children (1). Adopting policies that completely prohibit smoking in all indoor areas is the only effective way to eliminate involuntary SHS exposure (1). Among the 29 large-hub U.	average RSP level 0.34354 general public 0.273902 average number 0.365543 indoor air quality 0.331526 smoker density 0.420968 burning cigarettes 0.367407 de-identified airports 0.308068 seating sections 0.313457 state smoke-free laws 0.295411 passenger boarding 0.305774 Washington Dulles International 0.276277 air monitor 0.300972 large-hub airports 0.363461 Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International 0.276269 respirable suspended particulates 0.274826 indoor smoking areas 0.415656 SHS leakage 0.305037 smoking-permitted areas 0.928142 smoking rooms 0.320975 average smoker density 0.310588 smoking areas 0.77604 Lake City International 0.27655 smoking behavior 0.290415 airports 0.587694	risk-free level 0.278277 nonsmoking areas 0.39826 SHS exposure 0.578545 observed PM2.5 levels 0.377464 indoor areas 0.383896 adjacent areas 0.314958 large-hub U.S. airports 0.51607 Sky Harbor International 0.274212 smoking-permitted bars 0.279581 adjacent smoking-permitted areas 0.372161 Public Health 0.334605 involuntary SHS exposure 0.383321 comprehensive smoke-free laws 0.295638 average level 0.465563 smoke-free airports 0.483966 related health problems 0.27209 large smoking-permitted areas 0.320122 smoke-free policies 0.336833 PM2.5 levels 0.48516 smoking-restricted areas 0.272756 average PM2.5 level 0.701507 Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International 0.277421 gate seating sections 0.271603 airport authority levels 0.282244	CLICK HERE
12043	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Human Parainfluenza Viruses | HPIV Seasons | CDC	There are four types of HPIVs and two subtypes that circulate at different times of the year.	HPIV-1 infections 0.659551 HPIVs 0.386504 types 0.342 list Skip 0.740088 cases 0.342627 different times 0.53518 early summer 0.512679 United States 0.554548 illnesses 0.355344	page options Skip 0.950301 HPIV-3 infections 0.808112 navigation Skip 0.743261 seasonal patterns 0.5251 subtypes 0.470444 HPIV-2 infections 0.838543 cause respiratory tract 0.827424 croup 0.501685 fall 0.408868	CLICK HERE
13811	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcement: Recommendation Regarding Education Programsand Policies to Promote Health Equity from the Community PreventiveServices Task Force	The Community Preventive Services Task Force recently posted new information on its website entitled, "Promoting Health Equity Through Education Programs and Policies: Center-Based Early Childhood Education." The information is available at http://www.thecommunityguide.	prevention experts 0.602038 CDC 0.637188 endorsement 0.554134 Human Services 0.774769 Health Equity 0.61764 research 0.516085 U.S. Department 0.779275 MMWR HTML versions 0.670928 task force 0.911121 identification 0.515778 electronic PDF version 0.663551 review 0.515965 new information 0.611948 members 0.516511 Preventive 0.518821 population health 0.606383 Contact GPO 0.614695 Director 0.516485 commercial sources 0.597545 decision makers 0.597767 current prices 0.590433 original paper copy 0.661307 Internet 0.515552 http://www.thecommunityguide.org/healthequity/education/centerbasedprograms.html 0.518632	Center-Based Early Childhood 0.716352 wide range 0.600734 U.S. Government Printing 0.664724 policies 0.533727 Superintendent 0.518563 Education Programs 0.610626 content 0.515404 MMWR readers 0.599141 character translation 0.590886 technical support 0.599214 MMWR paper copy 0.667225 public health 0.611377 format errors 0.594089 approval 0.517441 typeset documents 0.597568 trade names 0.597641 Services Task Force 0.758232 official text 0.58932 non-CDC sites 0.59536 References 0.515582 organizations 0.515459 uncompensated panel 0.598947 electronic conversions 0.590237 printable versions 0.587033	CLICK HERE
14416	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	STD Facts - Congenital Syphilis	Congenital Syphilis - STD Information from CDC. Facts, Statistics, Treatment, and Other Resources.	unusual physical symptoms 0.47817 positive syphilis tests 0.674637 major health impacts 0.500429 health outcomes 0.447998 Association (ASHA) 0.483365 congenital syphilis cases 0.689015 sexual history 0.484051 National Prevention Information 0.477424 future checkup 0.449198 untreated syphilis 0.659622 American Sexual Health 0.481859 nerve problems 0.448423 syphilis blood test 0.678111 overall health 0.447421 pregnancy 0.497813 health problems 0.56155 honest conversation 0.536159 Research Triangle Park 0.476638 appropriate testing recommendations 0.474297 Yes. Syphilis 0.64602 STD testing 0.482931 women 0.450195 CS rates 0.508294 treatment 0.528853	unborn baby 0.45327 infection 0.488512 syphilis symptoms 0.64804 sex partners 0.482435 United States 0.501025 congenital syphilis 0.753096 P. O. Box 0.476824 babies 0.484065 Skin rashes 0.449944 multiple sex partners 0.476846 sharp increase 0.49746 CS cases 0.508171 Public health professionals 0.492844 health care 0.452036 health complications 0.447922 prenatal visit 0.574251 best advice 0.483859 Low birth weight 0.49239 syphilis 0.947375 CS 0.701501 doctor 0.544705 baby 0.582497 baby’s health 0.469193 risk 0.451734	CLICK HERE
14635	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Occupational Exposure Survey Field Guidelines (88-106)	null	data collection guidelines 0.568494 survey data 0.334172 list Skip 0.824957 survey procedures 0.332441	page options Skip 0.969598 presents historical information 0.605707 NOES surveyors 0.402949	CLICK HERE