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5953	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Sulprofos - 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
6145	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Science Clips - Monday, August 01, 2011	null	Trop Med Int 0.791108 Swine influenza virus 0.772827 Dee DL 0.761805 microwave popcorn plant 0.777282 traumatic firefighter fatalities 0.769361 Massachusetts e-health project 0.772289 local wellness policies 0.779726 da Silva AJ 0.767791 CDC Science Clips 0.916835 Nutrition Examination Survey 0.84582 Industrial fungal enzymes 0.769186 colorectal cancer 0.778617 Chief Science Officer 0.797347 Medicaid payment levels 0.778308 health information exchange 0.786392 lung disease risk 0.78475 Taylor MM 0.75554 HIV-related mortality 0.754635 National Health 0.790125 global public health 0.807287 community health workers 0.803377 public domain 0.75517 Stephen B. Thacker 0.869464 Borne Zoonotic Dis. 0.779379 dental care 0.753966	Okoko BJ 0.760145 occupational allergen perspective 0.770334 Winscott MM 0.758105 effective HIV vaccine 0.771899 prospective data 0.775721 Transpl Infect Dis. 0.775051 potassium intake 0.777795 national observational cohort 0.782585 Jul 0.858581 public health literature 0.7934 urban ambulatory care 0.786511 rRNA Internal Transcribed 0.77373 1-year prospective study 0.783115 B. Thacker CDC 0.905764 Currie BJ 0.756867 Brown DL 0.763244 Womens Health 0.759202 Garcia DL 0.757868 original sources 0.757159 Clin Vaccine Immunol. 0.780219 Swerdlow DL 0.766619 Asthma Call-Back Survey 0.78276 Thacker CDC Library 0.905748 Exp Biol Med 0.782287	CLICK HERE
6244	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Disease Detectives - Solving High-Stakes Mysteries around the World	CDC Works For You 24/7 Saving Lives - CDC's Disease Detectives: Global Health Sleuths Battle Contagion Worldwide; In Steven Soderbergh's new thriller Contagion, to be released September 9, Dr Erin Mears, played by Kate Winslet, is a disease detective, racing to help stop the lethal devastation unleashed by an unknown, airborne virus.	Dr. Joshua Schier 0.721977 CDC′s deployment team 0.733215 Infectious Disease 0.620327 risk communication specialist 0.708575 CDC′s response 0.637362 diethylene glycol 0.614766 Health Studies Branch 0.724058 medical samples 0.61598 West Nile Virus 0.718583 international help 0.625238 Social Security hospital 0.723492 Dr. Carol Rubin 0.695584 simple cough syrup 0.706988 U.S. Food 0.632119 poisoning sources—and 0.610538 round–the–clock evidence gathering 0.701155 Dengue fever 0.637259 blood pressure medication 0.702811 seriously ill patients 0.741333 mystery disease 0.617836 Latin American nation 0.749027 American Health Organization 0.776132 Camilo Alleyne 0.657244 CDC′s Center 0.629636	CDC′s Global Disease 0.740266 healthcare providers 0.611104 Emergency Response 0.61096 kidney failure 0.633528 Gorgas Memorial Institute 0.760624 Drug Administration 0.632045 Special Pathogens Branch 0.704565 kidney disorders 0.637403 bi–lingual epidemiologist 0.613315 first–year EIS officer 0.720162 unknown killer 0.621574 solid epidemiological detective 0.704978 first–year officer 0.616428 CDC team 0.650219 medical epidemiologists 0.624877 patients′ homes 0.609778 Panama City 0.687142 suspicious pattern 0.620486 numerous deaths 0.632897 deadly culprit 0.616777 Rima Khabbaz 0.623557 high blood pressure 0.912688 Deputy Director 0.625566 mystery illness 0.630121	CLICK HERE
8389	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | High Prevalence of DiabetesAmong Indo-Guyanese Adults, Schenectady, New York - CDC	The Indo-Guyanese population is the largest immigrant minority population in Schenectady, New York. A clinic-based study in Schenectady and surveillance reports from Guyana found high diabetes prevalence and mortality among Guyanese of Indian descent.	Indo-Guyanese women 0.545247 Indo-Guyanese population 0.722317 higher prevalence 0.521414 Indo-Guyanese respondents 0.57797 New York City 0.427531 Indo-Guyanese trace 0.581767 Disease Control 0.387013 overweight non-Hispanic whites 0.390552 Indian Diabetes Risk 0.482104 County Public Health 0.393375 Schenectady County Public 0.37792 higher diabetes prevalence 0.626252 Indo-Guyanese people 0.586023 Public Health Services 0.392818 Schenectady County 0.391355 Indo-Guyanese cultural beliefs 0.561496 diabetes risks 0.480592 age-standardized prevalence 0.474987 significantly higher prevalence 0.385819 high diabetes prevalence 0.649269 diabetes control 0.504909 diabetes status 0.474115 visible Indo-Guyanese communities 0.614154 Indo-Guyanese participants 0.634893 United States 0.608427	diabetes mellitus 0.453422 crude prevalence 0.388824 cross-sectional health survey 0.379903 Diabetes screening criteria 0.460189 diabetes cases 0.445478 diabetes prevalence 0.719017 expected prevalence difference 0.376621 diabetes disparities 0.439032 Indo-Guyanese men 0.543808 non-Hispanic whites 0.899921 Indo-Guyanese patients 0.563627 public health 0.519556 poor diabetes control 0.477351 Prim Care Diabetes 0.452746 non-Hispanic white adults 0.491328 New York 0.669742 Diabetes Res Clin 0.518701 Indo-Guyanese immigrants 0.676119 Diabetes Care 0.437005 Indo-Guyanese community 0.692374 dependent diabetes mellitus 0.453411 diabetes complications 0.457104 Indo-Guyanese adults 0.778863 diabetes 0.920261	CLICK HERE
8446	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Jamason's Biography - Jamason's Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Jamason's biography about having asthma attack triggered by secondhand smoke at 16.	asthma attacks 0.443694 high school 0.205215 Sherri remembers 0.241303 Jamason 0.885568 asthma attack 0.908391 cigarette smoke 0.248418 18-year-old Jamason 0.243895 people 0.21497 trouble breathing 0.231147	worst attack 0.240706 real world 0.210351 mother Sherri 0.227781 constant fear 0.209804 fast food restaurant 0.397925 severe asthma attacks 0.39529 smoke-free campuses 0.219446 secondhand smoke 0.915785	CLICK HERE
8512	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Repeat Births Among Teens - United States,2007-2010	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.	sexually active teen 0.402315 effective contraceptive methods 0.41138 teen mothers 0.901347 New York City 0.508622 Closely spaced births 0.317925 birth control methods 0.320574 repeat childbearing 0.308431 parenting teens 0.328314 postpartum contraception 0.305774 percentage 0.315262 teen pregnancy rates 0.33605 American Indian/Alaska Natives 0.350614 non-hispanic black teens 0.377119 active teen mothers 0.416944 contraception 0.357246 potential negative health 0.302947 birth control 0.414374 oral contraceptive pills 0.419277 birth control patch 0.30823 repeat birth 0.397164 repeat teen birth 0.49948 effective methods postpartum 0.315759 repeat teen pregnancy 0.47065 recent live birth 0.335139 repeat teen births 0.76002	teen births 0.843803 effective methods 0.587573 overall teen birth 0.331463 teens 0.443343 states 0.310124 Pregnancy Risk Assessment 0.342354 long-acting reversible contraception 0.302594 repeat births 0.662535 live birth 0.465072 PRAMS data 0.346458 previous live birth 0.317498 teen birth rates 0.417805 Teen pregnancy prevention 0.313936 moderately effective contraceptive 0.300921 moderately effective methods 0.344363 effective birth control 0.324156 repeat teen childbearing 0.479201 PRAMS 0.349476 contraceptive methods postpartum 0.330571 vital statistics 0.301928 New Hampshire 0.317488 postpartum teen mothers 0.356728 Risk Assessment Monitoring 0.34118 low birth weight 0.324328	CLICK HERE
8627	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Pandemic Flu Storybook - Stories, Table of Contents	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Pandemic Flu Storybook provides readers with an intimate look at the impact pandemic flu events have had on both survivors and the families and friends of non-survivors. The stories within the pages of this book are not folklore, but personal recollections from the 1918 and 1957 events. This collection of stories was first released online in 2008 to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the 1918 flu pandemic. The 1918 flu pandemic occurred towards the end of World War I. Despite the intensity of that global conflict, more people died during the flu pandemic than were killed during the entire war. The death toll from the flu was an estimated 50–100 million worldwide; in the United States, about 675,000 died. The 1957 flu pandemic killed 1–2 million worldwide and caused approximately 70,000 deaths in the United States.	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
10014	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Rates of new lung cancer cases drop in U.S. men and women | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	preventable cancer 0.366296 Mortality Weekly Report 0.395145 past tobacco prevention 0.414475 control programs 0.350666 lung cancer 0.969968 community engagement campaigns 0.375206 cancer incidence rates 0.649961 tobacco prevention 0.458394 tobacco prices 0.376873 Director Tom Frieden 0.392984 commonly diagnosed cancer 0.400277 lung cancers 0.44627 hard-hitting mass media 0.379563 Affordable Care Act 0.373537 age groups 0.347101 young adults 0.385099 Cancer Registries 0.361201 women 0.42956 tobacco control strategies 0.423316 smoking prevalence 0.396886 earlier CDC study 0.38407 major impact 0.351956 United States 0.513597 comprehensive smoke-free laws 0.379137 tobacco advertising 0.376759	percent 0.349616 tobacco revenues 0.381321 U.S. Census regions 0.376824 cigarette smoking 0.395531 slightly lower rates 0.388145 dramatic declines 0.350266 Tobacco control efforts 0.437966 men 0.429652 National Cancer Institute 0.398198 cancer death 0.363794 subsequent lung cancer 0.450885 lung-cancer data 0.351215 smoking behaviors 0.358658 new lung cancers 0.442748 tobacco use screenings 0.373817 End Results program 0.380697 health care coverage 0.375299 new lung cancer 0.483503 new analysis 0.353101 lung cancer incidence 0.820025 new report 0.346552 important preventive services 0.374831 Dr. Frieden 0.352232 tobacco control 0.463297	CLICK HERE
11038	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Opioid painkiller prescribing varies widely among states | Press Release | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	high rates 0.457018 United States. 0.456131 Mortality Weekly Report 0.50154 CDC’s National 0.476736 Daniel M. Sosin 0.498424 Health National Prescription 0.568229 frequently.  States 0.46291 state-run health plans 0.507824 long-acting/extended-release painkillers 0.524762 opioid painkillers 0.600433 prescription drug overdoses 0.553052 percent increase 0.456202 highest prescribing state 0.538202 Disease Control 0.461333 CDC journal Morbidity 0.517932 Health care providers 0.602741 prescriptions 0.525495 Examiners Commission data 0.507565 CDC Director Tom 0.527101 commercial vendor.  CDC 0.525235 health status 0.469741 prescription drug monitoring 0.551802 substance abuse treatment 0.487533 specific prescription painkillers 0.63243 death rates 0.463623	highest prescribing states 0.541688 better health outcomes 0.505417 inappropriate prescribing 0.46478 Previous research 0.507204 United States 0.503109 death rate 0.495152 vehicle passenger safety 0.490425 cardiovascular health 0.45918 painkiller prescriptions 0.512094 prescription drug overdose 0.911804 Audit data 0.459204 state-run databases 0.457079 latest data 0.456202 prescription painkiller overdose 0.626009 key health indicators 0.501475 Vital Signs report 0.709016 high-dose painkillers 0.527393 drug overdose death 0.585659 regional variation 0.465711 particularly hard look 0.496903 drug overdose trends 0.583466 lowest prescribing state 0.53651 CDC report 0.484537 state variation 0.556944	CLICK HERE
12789	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | SaludABLEOmaha: Improving Readiness to Address Obesity Through Healthy Lifestyle in a Midwestern Latino Community, 2011"2013 - CDC	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange on the very latest in chronic disease prevention, research findings, public health interventions, and the exploration of new theories and concepts.	social service agencies 0.272514 community decision makers 0.270769 community knowledge 0.391328 community climate 0.335739 community’s readiness 0.448108 health issues 0.259584 community readiness rating 0.351537 diminish health disparities 0.257238 healthy lifestyles 0.310727 community efforts 0.334404 community health organizations 0.282378 obesity prevention 0.283143 Midwestern Latino community 0.309915 community partner networks 0.258221 community readiness 0.821056 issue 0.26713 social media tactics 0.28519 social media strategies 0.292039 community 0.95108 youth activism 0.373441 community health 0.309253 South High School 0.292147 Omaha South High 0.301838 social media platforms 0.272138 Omaha Community Care 0.303558	community members 0.384368 Nebraska Medical Center 0.281382 community leaders 0.318976 major community stakeholders 0.256036 fellow community members 0.260277 Omaha Latino community 0.633453 hands-on community service 0.344808 South Omaha Latino 0.580607 social marketing 0.563504 influential community members 0.256704 youth activists 0.600268 SaludABLEOmaha 0.383775 business engagement 0.325219 private institutions 0.288342 social media 0.639821 south omaha community 0.392472 Community Context 0.254903 readiness levels 0.272006 childhood obesity 0.456389 community readiness dimensions 0.359 obesity-related health issues 0.256672 Readiness Model protocol 0.294634 community mobilization 0.271149 community health center 0.293125	CLICK HERE