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1309	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Announcements: Recommendation Regarding Diabetes Prevention- Community Preventive Services Task Force	The Community Preventive Services Task Force recently posted new information on its website, "Diabetes Prevention and Control: Combined Diet and Physical Activity Promotion Programs to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes Among People at Increased Risk." This information is available at http://www.thecommunityguide.	prevention experts 0.493134 CDC 0.559811 endorsement 0.403067 Human Services 0.823841 research 0.330372 U.S. Department 0.83173 MMWR HTML versions 0.628533 Physical 0.333812 task force 0.972297 electronic PDF version 0.612883 new information 0.514697 members 0.331168 http://www.thecommunityguide.org/diabetes/combineddietandpa.html 0.335165 Preventive 0.33541 population health 0.498854 Activity Promotion Programs 0.690037 Contact GPO 0.519998 Director 0.331119 commercial sources 0.485557 decision makers 0.485534 current prices 0.472927 Diet 0.333833 original paper copy 0.608936 wide range 0.491542	Prevent Type 0.505136 U.S. Government Printing 0.615519 policies 0.330696 Superintendent 0.335193 Risk 0.333677 MMWR readers 0.490358 character translation 0.473033 technical support 0.488687 Control 0.333864 MMWR paper copy 0.62116 public health 0.50861 format errors 0.479589 website 0.333927 approval 0.332821 typeset documents 0.486531 People 0.333709 trade names 0.485734 Services Task Force 0.800198 official text 0.470093 non-CDC sites 0.482111 Diabetes 0.337938 uncompensated panel 0.487714 electronic conversions 0.472185 printable versions 0.466086	CLICK HERE
5465	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rhodium (metal fume and insoluble compounds, as Rh) - 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
6403	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Self-Reported Visual Impairment Among Persons with Diagnosed Diabetes - United States, 1997-2010	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.	age-adjusted percentage 0.470029 trend 0.470091 eye-care provider 0.693409 Alternate Text 0.462265 adult respondents 0.473255 current insulin 0.468578 National Health Interview 0.580269 self-reported diabetes 0.847302 eye diseases 0.490561 linear trends 0.463303 undiagnosed diabetes 0.518876 final model 0.468266 Joinpoint regression 0.520679 early detection 0.469631 trends 0.521121 annual contact 0.635538 health insurance coverage 0.524828 risk factors 0.482185 Health Interview Survey 0.581902 diabetic retinopathy 0.628616 age groups 0.462848 eye-care providers 0.629228 vision-threatening diabetic retinopathy 0.464223 persons 0.712322 age-adjusted VI prevalence 0.504551	U.S. standard population 0.517667 United States 0.596578 adults 0.586732 annual dilated eye 0.465469 Nilka R. Burrows 0.524406 averaged annual estimates 0.467312 Annual prevalences 0.468244 self-reported VI prevalence 0.554222 NHIS response 0.464163 visual impairment 0.508148 reported annual contact 0.474884 self-reported diagnosed diabetes 0.654006 common eye diseases 0.471573 14-year period 0.472028 permutation tests 0.467051 age-adjusted prevalence 0.500728 non-Hispanic ethnicity 0.468143 diabetes complications 0.512358 diabetes reporting 0.541684 severe diabetic retinopathy 0.465088 annual percentage change 0.518982 eye examinations 0.465376 straight line 0.465088 diabetes 0.926353	CLICK HERE
7238	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Race/Ethnicity, Adults 18 to 49 Years - Estimates from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), National Immunization Survey (NIS), and the National 2009 H1N1 Flu Survey (NHFS)	Recent Influenza Vaccination Trends across Influenza Seasons, Race/Ethnicity, Adults 18 to 49 Years - CDC	Native Hawaiian 0.498813 Pacific Islander 0.542955 data 0.451997 report Final estimates 0.559783 season estimates 0.318508 United States 0.314409 influenza vaccination coverage 0.714193 methods 0.309454 U.S. civilian population 0.473142 Risk Factor Surveillance 0.508377 recent influenza seasons 0.449146 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.979331 Monovalent Vaccination Coverage 0.556993 vaccination coverage 0.759149 Alaska Native 0.461218 Excludes U.S. territories 0.508293 Additional estimates 0.323855 estimates 0.771158	high risk conditions 0.327917 National Immunization Survey 0.293503 vaccination periods 0.351111 data sources 0.229886 influenza season 0.510324 H1N1 Flu Survey 0.479578 Table 7-B 0.214925 Table 7-A 0.214621 confidence interval half-width 0.304003 BRFSS adult estimates 0.417067 Coverage estimates 0.344285 Confidence Interval 0.315002 Data Source 0.411163 vaccination recommendations 0.355704 vaccination data 0.387413 analytic methods 0.217259 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.508749	CLICK HERE
7413	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chemical Weapons Elimination - Incineration	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides independent oversight to the U.S. chemical weapons elimination program. Incineration is the most common method of chemical agent destruction.	disposal plant 0.575633 preferred method 0.45044 chemical release 0.42613 Anniston 0.250127 type 0.237506 disposal operations 0.603038 Department 0.240936 pounds 0.242293 early 1980s 0.455381 entire disposal 0.573515 monitoring systems 0.398601 chemicals 0.236324 Johnston Atoll facility 0.617267 controllable end products 0.636146 Umatilla 0.252566 safe baseline technology 0.636544 Pine Bluff 0.416361 technologies 0.240647 selection 0.238295 millions 0.241484 weapon-related materials 0.413983 incineration 0.430938 disposal facility 0.572592 chemical agent destruction 0.69846 occupational exposure 0.395396	Tooele 0.255959 chemical agents 0.805203 disposal systems 0.587834 disposal stacks 0.589455 leaks 0.245785 outdoor environment 0.40548 public 0.237094 chemical agent 0.943072 workers 0.237132 safeguards 0.250285 common method 0.449275 incinerator air emissions 0.600771 major reasons 0.436234 munitions 0.257783 capable operation 0.428534 National Research Council 0.630436 Defense 0.240908 community resident 0.420302 cascading airflow 0.42835 careful consideration 0.471359 Pacific Ocean 0.418758 harmful levels 0.42555 safety issues 0.405764 materials transport 0.415049	CLICK HERE
7756	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Update: Influenza Activity - United States, September30-November 24, 2012	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.	ILI activity †† 0.532459 influenza §§ 0.60375 Influenza Div 0.597428 influenza A viruses 0.663476 influenza vaccine viruses 0.662104 Hemisphere influenza vaccine 0.633654 New York City 0.538256 outpatient visits 0.499186 influenza antiviral medications 0.621406 ILI activity level 0.532099 moderate ILI activity 0.531087 Influenza virus–positive tests 0.635821 influenza A virus 0.628546 respiratory specimens 0.525557 influenza vaccine 0.668407 World Health Organization 0.595993 influenza activity 0.803132 influenza surveillance systems 0.632878 U.S. Outpatient ILI 0.529407 minimal ILI activity 0.530367 Sporadic influenza activity 0.64485 influenza virus circulation 0.607422 ILI activity 0.669392 influenza b viruses 0.770578	laboratory-confirmed influenza cases 0.604824 influenza 0.959998 CDC influenza surveillance 0.68373 United States 0.813937 novel influenza 0.645725 influenza-related pediatric deaths 0.541865 low ILI activity 0.532437 influenza complications*** 0.593838 influenza B component 0.609318 high ILI activity 0.532585 influenza A vaccine 0.613312 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.585928 National Influenza Vaccination 0.659909 recent laboratory evidence 0.501799 Cities Mortality Reporting 0.575165 laboratory-confirmed influenza 0.605941 Influenza surveillance reports 0.626352 overall influenza activity 0.634325 influenza season 0.746101 U.S. influenza activity* 0.659326 Enteric Virus Surveillance 0.579177 Illness Surveillance Network 0.524053 influenza seasons 0.599302 influenza viruses 0.847001	CLICK HERE
8363	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Gaps in Survey Data on Cancer in American Indian and Alaska Native Populations: Examination of US Population Surveys, 1960 - 2010 - CDC	Population-based data are essential for quantifying the problems and measuring the progress made by comprehensive cancer control programs. However, cancer information specific to the American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) population is not readily available. We identified major population-based surveys conducted in the United States that contain questions related to cancer, documented the AI/AN sample size in these surveys, and identified gaps in the types of cancer-related information these surveys collect.	data extraction form 0.432646 Native Adult Tobacco 0.403927 data 0.873475 death certificate data 0.405098 survey data sources 0.478709 cancer data gaps 0.416125 National Health Interview 0.40452 data collection methods 0.444029 Risk Behavior Survey 0.408897 Youth Tobacco Survey 0.408245 AI/AN sample size 0.771664 sample size 0.944272 data sources 0.524251 Indian Adult Tobacco 0.403987 Health Interview Survey 0.434035 Population-based data 0.42338 AI/AN sample percentage 0.409539 major survey data 0.428156 population-based surveys 0.538972 cancer information specific 0.422488 survey 0.792024 Mortality Followback Survey 0.452125 cancer survey data 0.453749 inadequate AI/AN sample 0.413434 sample size information 0.534147	SD-Tribal PRAMS 0.407573 surveys 0.782619 AI/AN population 0.629574 Health Information National 0.452893 comprehensive cancer control 0.421196 Current Population Survey 0.426026 survivorship information data 0.413312 National Cancer Institute 0.427124 Adult Tobacco Survey 0.56967 major population-based surveys 0.461087 ambulatory medical care 0.554292 National Immunization Survey 0.427639 Information National Trends 0.415318 survey data 0.521507 health 0.554142 survey data collection 0.411069 data collection 0.685233 cancer-related information 0.464095 Alaska Native Adult 0.404828 Medical Care Survey 0.48814 Introduction Population-based data 0.408577 National Trends Survey 0.420361 information 0.754169 cancer 0.66917	CLICK HERE
10621	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Frequently Asked Questions about the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC) for Potential Users | Model Aquatic Health Code	null	CDC 0.494942 pool inspection program 0.46942 safety guidance documents 0.472029 General Information page 0.509427 federal agency 0.500125 disease prevention practices 0.518651 waterborne disease 0.491303 robust risk reduction 0.470933 diarrheal disease cryptosporidiosis 0.522957 aquatic facilities 0.775228 additional secondary disinfection 0.482566 chlorine-tolerant parasite 0.507145 MAHC design 0.449427 federal law 0.667756 various pool codes 0.504366 code officials 0.483443 MAHC 0.808622 public health officials 0.65814 VGB 0.465008 Graeme Baker Pool 0.482984 public health experts 0.523848 traditional chlorination practices 0.471083 public health agencies 0.610917 outbreaks 0.47833 environmental public health 0.543005	substantial alteration 0.493634 United States 0.60418 recreational water illness 0.582698 aquatic health codes 0.532534 principal regulatory responsibility 0.619024 outbreak investigations 0.505512 regulatory authority 0.47905 aquatics sector 0.621858 Crypto outbreaks 0.45991 local health departments 0.674276 public health 0.939494 recreational water 0.688464 aquatics industry 0.493561 public health concerns 0.526073 unblockable drain 0.500258 Consumer Product Safety 0.482067 local public health 0.611663 new construction 0.487892 federal regulatory authority 0.471759 increased-risk aquatic venues 0.507757 local government level 0.525185 public pools 0.676427 Spa Safety Act 0.484351 suction outlet cover 0.478314	CLICK HERE
13995	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Unique Factors Place Youth at Risk for STIs	null			CLICK HERE
14595	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Releases Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain - Press Release	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Health Insurance Marketplace 0.388928 CDC’s National 0.375801 prescription opioid overdose 0.860918 prescription drug misuse 0.448555 normal tissue healing 0.3997 pain management. 0.419483 drug-overdose epidemic 0.349095 opioid prescribing practices 0.632289 opioid prescriptions—treating adult 0.672005 CDC Guideline 0.571831 pain medication 0.405692 primary care providers 0.462262 effective treatment 0.423156 Disease Control 0.327088 new recommendations 0.33826 overdose deaths 0.525464 Secretary Sylvia Burwell 0.385074 prescription opioids 0.38316 health care providers 0.417791 prescription opioid overdoses 0.70962 CDC Director Tom 0.485968 patients 0.395478 chronic pain—is 0.365241 pain management 0.416474 patient care 0.331024	Affordable Care Act 0.407821 primary care physicians 0.427001 opioid use disorder 0.654092 guideline 0.636912 HHS-wide opioid initiative 0.615425 end-of-life care 0.447589 rigorous scientific process 0.39255 surgical care coverage 0.413899 chronic pain 0.99203 United States 0.525385 important parity protections 0.391515 U.S. government 0.325975 palliative care 0.336985 Prescribing Opioids 0.394884 new guideline 0.561232 public health concern 0.408311 substance use disorder 0.372771 Abuse Prevention Plan 0.392662 active cancer treatment 0.430494 opioid medications 0.614162 opioid misuse 0.852476 primary care 0.542338 national Prescription Drug 0.417793 disorder treatment options 0.420604	CLICK HERE