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6178	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Awareness of direct-to-consumer genetic tests and use of genetic tests among Puerto Rican adults, 2009.	null	data 0.412966 DTC genetic test 0.485414 Introduction Genetic testing 0.413317 DTC tests 0.493132 health information 0.435456 genetic cancer 0.399547 Puerto Ricans 0.377051 general health information 0.380328 direct-to-consumer genetic tests 0.476554 health-related DTC 0.379398 health care professionals 0.399366 cancer-specific genetic tests 0.409254 Puerto Rico Behavioral 0.401468 potential health risks 0.400258 extended interview response 0.380578 DTC genetic tests 0.982167 respondents 0.400192 DTC test awareness 0.438895 Puerto Rican adults 0.386497 genetic test awareness 0.544484 DTC testing 0.392573 cancer information 0.427259 Puerto Rico 0.828587 genetic risk factors 0.383862 United States 0.426219	racial/ethnic minority populations 0.486064 Puerto Rican interviewers 0.376094 Health Information National 0.425556 disease risk 0.393559 Puerto Rico Department 0.403739 genetic counseling 0.401018 disease-specific genetic testing 0.393152 National Cancer Institute 0.432194 health care 0.501936 Information National Trends 0.405184 at-home genetic testing 0.393494 San Juan 0.382669 weighted extended interview 0.380291 Puerto Rico Comprehensive 0.394227 Comprehensive Cancer Center 0.385666 people 0.410013 Puerto Rican 0.401577 genetic testing awareness 0.412012 genetic testing 0.67715 family history 0.482886 cancer risk 0.418291 National Trends Survey 0.394101 cancer 0.482109 information 0.460756	CLICK HERE
6794	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR - Recommendations and Reports / Surveillance Summaries -Instructions for Contributors	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	reference manager software 0.802129 reports 0.558246 corporate author 0.686262 extra spaces 0.672686 references 0.548171 endnote function 0.676009 Times New Roman 0.995071 completeness 0.541371 Word table function 0.827152 recommendations 0.554179 MMWR  staff 0.668482 Excel 0.558441 reference list 0.668462 tabular form 0.681676 Public Health Actions 0.829614 .jpeg 0.581191 journals list 0.67048 .eps file 0.717394 Surveillance Summaries 0.676215 Reference numbers 0.798144 Headings 0.536825 Biomedical Journals 0.657753 .tif 0.546578 Manuscripts Submitted 0.698515 Abbreviate names 0.665208	Reporting Period 0.682989 MMWR  publications 0.683311 authors 0.553872 Uniform Requirements 0.658348 figures 0.556775 line graphs 0.677696 vector format files 0.82088 point 0.557624 Art work 0.670468 dpi 0.590375 Actions Taken 0.676937 high resolution 0.674073 figure 0.553184 separate file 0.844086 Type size 0.701099 Microsoft Word 0.701504 Adobe Illustrator 0.666418 numerical order 0.654937 .wmf 0.549276 line art 0.810578 correct text citation 0.815536 Line spacing 0.723896 et al 0.658192 Photographs 0.579176	CLICK HERE
7207	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC - Preventing Chronic Disease: Volume 9, 2012: 11_0243	One-third of the US population is obese, and childhood obesity has tripled since the late 1970s. Childhood obesity is a significant health issue requiring interventions on individual, interpersonal, community, organizational, and policy levels.	community coalition 0.510586 Yakima Indian Reservation 0.322511 public health practitioners 0.291133 Yakima farmers 0.285616 public health challenges 0.374496 advisory committee members 0.274307 advisory committee 0.463942 Valley Farm Workers 0.334639 obesity prevention 0.537146 obesity 0.538979 childhood obesity prevention 0.293387 prominent Yakima pediatrician 0.306956 community 0.714787 Washington State Department 0.30203 Yakima Athletic Club 0.308707 Washington State 0.382469 Washington State University 0.273704 Yakima County community 0.420341 community agencies 0.29567 Farm Workers Clinic 0.334816 community effort 0.296698 WA State DOH 0.746913 action plan 0.452355 adult obesity prevention 0.287871 community members 0.293258	community leaders 0.274974 Yakima County 0.924567 lower Yakima Valley 0.397389 Yakima averages 0.285705 Yakima Health District 0.465462 health care workers 0.300621 Yakima Valley Farm 0.461287 public health 0.451652 health care 0.343045 community inventory 0.340791 Yakima Valley 0.493085 adult obesity 0.341076 Yakima Greenway Foundation 0.307251 obesity problem 0.293667 community partners 0.391122 local community health 0.314917 significant health issue 0.317097 unexpected public health 0.306586 Healthy Youth Survey 0.30652 Community coalitions 0.273384 physical activity 0.404304 Yakima Pediatrics Associates 0.314044 Yakima Valley Memorial 0.32127 obesity prevention effort 0.306143	CLICK HERE
8042	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	National Asthma Control Program	NCEH/ATSDR Program Overviews/State Fact Sheets	son’s asthma 0.538497 CDC 0.410943 case management program 0.414658 emergency department visits 0.498614 health care provider 0.481105 dangerous events 0.364764 case management service 0.402248 human health 0.380735 avoidable illness 0.362689 Louisiana school districts 0.413294 toxic substances 0.364129 asthma care 0.562175 associated health care 0.43484 services asthma patients 0.615947 state health departments 0.426839 state asthma control 0.611893 school personnel 0.365551 multiple emergency department 0.404171 Environmental Health 0.372384 local asthma coalition 0.586568 Disease Self-Management Program 0.416788 healthy environment 0.365002 significant health disparities 0.430032 asthma 0.905969 disease burden 0.366644	health care costs 0.522886 environmental hazards 0.36191 city public health 0.434517 chronic disease 0.393698 school buses 0.363029 National Asthma Control 0.701819 emergency room visits 0.406151 Health Threats 0.386485 premature death 0.362118 scientific knowledge 0.363187 Control Program funds 0.421966 common disease 0.368143 asthma hospitalizations 0.556749 fewer people 0.37379 asthma rates 0.565449 asthma control program 0.812504 certified asthma educator 0.592469 asthma coordinator 0.542649 asthma diagnosis 0.550248 asthma action plan 0.59243 people 0.408471 Illinois Asthma Program 0.64975 local health care 0.417338 Illinois Asthma Partnership 0.582614	CLICK HERE
8480	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	James' Story - Real Stories - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use	The story of James, a former smoker who successfully quit smoking and is featured in CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign.	CDC 0.351865 James 0.8044 decision 0.340435 relapse 0.373027 cardio exercise 0.910748 father 0.363311 healthier lifestyle 0.973894 sort 0.362738 video 0.322371 attempt 0.374971 steps 0.33471 moment 0.356017	morning 0.341861 miles 0.33284 swimming 0.329276 important changes 0.877061 roommate 0.387716 smoking 0.39354 avid cyclist 0.9584 campaign 0.321841 cigarettes 0.353822 choice 0.337326 age 0.349648	CLICK HERE
9255	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Preventing Chronic Disease - CDC: Volume 10, 2013: 13_0008	Volumen 10 — el 25 de julio de 2013.	Communities Putting Prevention 0.735481 Fresh Fruits 0.520994 Schlundt D 0.486283 Haushalter A 0.475894 iniciativa comunidades 0.461869 Henderson T 0.500857 Nashville’s Urban Food 0.782457 David Schlundt 0.471142 Celia Larson 0.545353 Trevor Henderson 0.509619 Increase Availability 0.524225 bajos ingresos 0.970572	principales obstáculos 0.461917 Tracy Buck 0.529467 potenciales estrategias 0.494739 Buck T 0.524576 David Campbell 0.492963 Community-Sensitive Strategy 0.530695 crecientes tasas 0.506113 Campbell D 0.479018 principal obstáculo 0.477644 Alisa Haushalter 0.52632 mala calidad 0.452261 Chronic Dis 0.527163	CLICK HERE
10612	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Supports APHA National Public Health Week | Digital Press Kit | CDC Online Newsroom	CDC Supports APHA National Public Health Week	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
10722	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Parks and Health: Aligning Incentives to Create Innovations in Chronic Disease Prevention - CDC	Federal, state, and local park agencies across the nation have faced budget cuts in recent years as a result of the economic downturn and sequestration, resulting in park closures, reduced hours, staffing cuts, and deferred maintenance. For example, California faced closure of 70 state parks in 2012 to trim $22 million from the strapped state budget. Although most parks were saved by contributions from various partners, future funding remains tenuous. Perhaps the initial proposal to shutter 25% of California’s state parks to save 0.14% of the state budget deficit would not have been made if we valued these lands not only for recreation and conservation but also as a critical public health resource. With health care reform shifting incentives toward prevention, now is the time to look for low-cost, high-yield wellness opportunities, such as those offered by parks and other green spaces.	Health facilities 0.526587 physical activity indoors 0.549819 mental health 0.564978 health plans 0.523991 large health insurance 0.558807 green space 0.680692 Meredith A. Barrett 0.553004 support park programs 0.533822 moderate physical activity 0.569444 parks 0.746667 health outcomes 0.553563 health care reform 0.587984 health disparities 0.527686 local park directors 0.54426 public green spaces 0.520968 critical public health 0.605556 public’s health 0.527164 decreased physical activity 0.567087 affordable health resource 0.556498 health care costs 0.738594 moderate-intensity activity 0.530232 health status 0.525936 attendant health benefits 0.574416 nascent state park 0.564076 physical health 0.562042	unequally used health 0.567372 state parks 0.68932 health resource 0.695724 health benefits 0.613168 natural park settings 0.542246 local park agencies 0.564646 public health policy 0.563209 physical activity benefits 0.596314 American Parks Movement 0.603741 Healthy Parks 0.547721 state budget deficit 0.527156 potential state park 0.568709 visit parks 0.54528 naturalistically designed parks 0.604364 total US health 0.536395 health 0.766487 park closures 0.537465 local health prevention 0.572962 physical activity 0.969886 San Francisco 0.567347 National Park Service 0.602626 public health resource 0.670784 Johnson Foundation Health 0.553155 socioeconomic status 0.552906	CLICK HERE
11277	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Young Worker Safety and Health: Selected Charts on Young Worker Employment, Injuries and Illnesses: Numbers of Employed Youth FTEs (Ages 16-24) by year, United States, 2000-2011	Young Worker Safety and Health: Selected Charts on Young Worker Employment, Injuries and Illnesses: Numbers of employed Youth FTEs (Ages 16-24) by year, United States, 2000-2011	United States 0.65705 youth ages 0.276126 Employed Youth FTEs 0.899446 public microdata files 0.496466 time period 0.290462 Young Worker Employment 0.919955	Current Population Survey 0.451564 Illnesses 0.224547 Young Worker Safety 0.612496 full-time equivalents 0.333702 NIOSH analyses 0.333149 Labor Statistics 0.288526	CLICK HERE
13468	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Potential Partners to Engage in Efforts to Reduce Excessive Alcohol Use	A list of potential partners for comprehensive cancer control coalitions to engage in efforts to reduce excessive alcohol use.	data 0.413718 tracking 0.413741 Drug-Free Communities coalitions 0.608329 forums 0.413412 Law enforcement 0.493304 zoning 0.415875 effective strategies 0.566328 alcohol licensing 0.618856 Health care providers 0.574967 state 0.426963 violence prevention 0.510737 laws 0.414559 abuse prevention programs 0.607078 motor vehicle safety 0.586889 Community mental health 0.575994 City planners 0.485186 Media outlets 0.495934 urban developers 0.48512 human immunodeficiency virus 0.59369 community-based strategies 0.512497 disease prevention programs 0.600145 Public health programs 0.60352 related harms 0.493739 clinics 0.414104 community planning 0.497282	community leaders 0.562633 brief interventions 0.492462 public about alcohol 0.64735 youth access 0.490753 assess environmental risk 0.562404 excessive alcohol 0.997838 effective community prevention 0.592301 medical associations 0.490049 parent-teacher associations 0.504989 Substance 0.415529 excessive drinking 0.708631 local education agencies 0.569069 injury prevention 0.512507 local health departments 0.568624 Schools 0.414369 mental health issues 0.563136 alcohol outlet density 0.70033 crucial support 0.492183 risk factor 0.495377 sale 0.414541 HIV 0.414806 policy makers 0.488921 cancer 0.414804 Community Guide 0.517923	CLICK HERE