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1166	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Protect Youth From Tobacco Marketing | CDC Features	Several actions have been taken to reduce tobacco use. Learn how you can help eliminate smoking as the leading preventable cause of disease and death in the world and save lives.	Comprehensive smokefree policies 0.567443 useful information 0.470808 tobacco-related information 0.473066 evidence-based approaches 0.473743 tobacco cessation treatments 0.701987 Mass media campaigns 0.531756 comprehensive statewide tobacco 0.665577 World No Tobacco 0.651713 harmful health effects 0.526953 effective strategies 0.480598 tobacco 0.926653 tobacco users 0.691588 Smokersâ„¢ website 0.475969 HHS agencies 0.475943 World Health Organization 0.557873 NCI website 0.522604 national media campaigns 0.522128 Smokers campaign 0.50059 worldwide awareness 0.478738 comprehensive website 0.478792 inform people 0.478955 global tobacco epidemic 0.65922 Higher prices 0.470525 tobacco products 0.75407 encourage adult smokers 0.557234	adult smoking rates 0.544652 evidence-based information 0.519834 United States 0.540008 young people 0.479944 tobacco control surveillance 0.661953 evidence-based cessation information 0.553572 Defense-sponsored cessation website 0.549318 good news 0.4731 cigarette smoking 0.496811 Smokefree Teen 0.486354 public places 0.473865 tobacco smokers 0.637549 cessation resources 0.48905 National Cancer Institute 0.520097 NCI Spanish-language website 0.543546 Tobacco Free Initiative 0.65379 media campaigns 0.537706 CDC Tips 0.477894 Smokefree Women 0.489129 smokefree indoor protections 0.556402 protect nonsmokers 0.474233 tobacco epidemic 0.681161 public health settings 0.534002 health risks 0.482121	CLICK HERE
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6912	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Unintentional Injury Deaths Among Persons Aged 0-19 Years - United States, 2000-2009	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.	United States 0.254386 death certificate data 0.227821 childhood injury death 0.21821 age group 0.371066 poisoning death rates 0.212988 injury mechanism 0.209876 motor vehicle 0.548306 Child Injury Prevention 0.229992 unintentional injury deaths 0.788304 unintentional injuries 0.498399 Annual death rates 0.211699 child safety seat 0.200784 injury prevention 0.277223 suffocation death rates 0.262307 public health 0.244216 poisoning death rate 0.225364 unintentional injury death 0.923627 state unintentional injury 0.277727 injury death rate 0.439677	annual unintentional injury 0.350257 National Vital Statistics 0.213675 Unintentional Injury Prevention 0.269724 age groups 0.247365 adolescent unintentional injuries 0.338471 overall national rate 0.216017 adolescent unintentional injury 0.350267 vehicle traffic-related deaths 0.221705 unintentional injury 0.966803 U.S. unintentional injury 0.295306 highest death rate 0.203645 overall unintentional injury 0.273075 higher death rates 0.202631 death rates 0.714164 injury death rates 0.460865 infant unintentional injury 0.270887 Unintentional infant suffocation 0.265989 National Action Plan 0.243614	CLICK HERE
7172	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Key Findings: Lifestyle During Pregnancy Study	FASDs are 100% preventable if a woman does not drink alcohol during pregnancy. There is no known safe amount of alcohol to drink while pregnant. There is also no safe time during pregnancy to drink and no safe kind of alcohol.	various FASD-related issues 0.394539 CDC 0.39588 early pregnancy 0.528195 binge drinking 0.858459 5-year-old children 0.405465 alcohol drinking patterns 0.545774 low amounts 0.39209 health care providers 0.490489 Pregnancy Study 0.473962 alcohol 0.903078 decreased intelligence scores 0.412864 overall attention scores 0.408861 pregnancy 0.680289 prenatal alcohol exposure 0.57138 Pregnancy Study Group.* 0.425832 moderate amounts 0.693203 moderate prenatal alcohol 0.631281 effects 0.410772 recent study 0.366175 obvious effects 0.366462 attention test scores 0.411008 fetal alcohol spectrum 0.676795 BJOG 0.364075 adverse pregnancy outcomes 0.425521 single occasion 0.389683	Danish National Birth 0.504277 alcohol binge drinking 0.647017 standard drink 0.386187 National Birth Cohort 0.510214 drinking alcohol 0.597908 infant death syndrome 0.396466 study methods 0.373968 fetal alcohol syndrome 0.497966 Falgreen Eriksen H-L 0.557684 mid pregnancy 0.371494 neurodevelopmental effects 0.377489 five-year-old children 0.680152 reproductive age 0.445065 select neurodevelopmental functions 0.408073 low IQ 0.368761 moderate alcohol consumption 0.596676 testing multiple approaches 0.392782 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.673892 executive function† 0.363615 different amounts 0.386326 subtle effects 0.365687 Pregnancy Study Group 0.424851 Landrø NI 0.4393 specific neurodevelopmental outcomes 0.512074	CLICK HERE
7231	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	"Be Brave" - Go Behind the Scenes with a Gynecologic Cancer Survivor	This short video features gynecologic cancer survivor Jenny Allen, behind the scenes at a video shoot for CDC's Inside Knowledge: Get the Facts About Gynecologic Cancer campaign. A mother, writer, and performer, she tells her story about noticing symptoms, being diagnosed with uterine and ovarian cancers, and getting treatment. She urges women to pay attention to their bodies and see a doctor if they have symptoms that last two weeks or longer. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://streaming.cdc.gov/vod.php?id=ba1c7d0d0d05e50f7ff1e762af82eea120110413105809303	Scenes 0.506535 Brave 0.599049	Gynecologic Cancer Survivor 0.98279	CLICK HERE
7903	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Promoting Prevention Through the Affordable Care Act: Workplace Wellness - CDC	Public health in the United States can be improved by building workplace “cultures of health” that support healthy lifestyles. The Affordable Care Act (ACA), which includes the Prevention and Public Health Fund, will support a new focus on prevention and wellness, offering opportunities to strengthen the public’s health through workplace wellness initiatives.	public health worry 0.383677 community-based workplace wellness 0.44333 worker wellness program 0.388618 varied health needs 0.366849 public health provisions 0.387028 wellness options 0.365209 health improvement activities 0.363782 federal health programs 0.409623 Public Health Fund 0.477013 Rev Public Health 0.362598 wellness philosophy 0.363792 positive health behaviors 0.367345 national public health 0.410594 workplace wellness endeavors 0.387463 Modifiable health risks 0.360842 public’s health 0.371707 health insurance coverage 0.369651 World Health Organization 0.37113 workplace wellness initiatives 0.41931 worker wellness initiatives 0.365862 workforce health 0.367072 health care costs 0.43697 Affordable Care Act 0.414722 wellness programs 0.989567	health promotion interventions 0.368067 worker wellness 0.489143 worker wellness programs 0.426031 workplace-sponsored health promotion 0.363982 employee wellness programs 0.481024 public health infrastructure 0.391822 small business wellness 0.386036 workplace wellness 0.571002 worksite wellness plan 0.402671 workplace wellness programs 0.524596 health behavior 0.375434 health needs 0.371683 workforce wellness 0.372552 public health 0.699804 health care 0.506608 health care workforce 0.37447 worksite wellness programs 0.544277 wellness plan grants 0.423923 traditional worksite wellness 0.39601 preventive health care 0.382022 Johnson Health Care 0.372552 health 0.791735 workplace wellness program 0.407984 short-term health behavior 0.363921	CLICK HERE
9554	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Measles Outbreak Among Members of aReligious Community - Brooklyn, New York, March-June 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.	Tamara R. Brantley 0.443329 Robert J. Arciuolo 0.54458 MMWR HTML versions 0.439404 New York City 0.926239 vaccination coverage 0.463804 High vaccination coverage 0.46177 reverse-transcription polymerase chain 0.456818 electronic PDF version 0.439602 Francesca R. Giancotti 0.442397 National Center 0.446861 medical record reviews 0.470849 median age 0.453901 densely populated neighborhoods 0.442494 Rachel R. Jablonski 0.443524 York City Dept 0.446079 measles vaccination 0.655693 vaccine post-exposure prophylaxis 0.505236 medical provider 0.461094 measles virus RNA 0.701579 Borough Park neighborhood 0.448426 original paper copy 0.433442 rash illness 0.457363 Respiratory Diseases 0.443427 Epidemiologists clinical case 0.461743	measles infection 0.630394 Herpesvirus Laboratory Br 0.437199 orthodox Jewish community 0.589277 United States 0.516988 original MMWR paper 0.44544 U.S. Government Printing 0.440373 measles immunity postpartum 0.674507 measles genotype 0.675673 Measles Virus Team 0.651573 affected communities test 0.447112 Mekete M. Asfaw 0.437712 measles vaccine 0.747384 Immunization Svcs Div 0.481217 cases 0.456943 extended families 0.449852 United Kingdom 0.466248 positive measles IgM 0.706225 York City Department 0.463432 control measures 0.457145 measles 0.949373 MMR vaccine 0.745411 Measles elimination 0.603644 high population-level vaccination 0.460296 Jane R. Zucker 0.438107	CLICK HERE
12129	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Frequently Asked Questions - Basics - Epilepsy - Division of Population Health	Read the answers to common questions about epilepsy.	epilepsy 0.927527 free online self-management 0.381572 Traumatic brain injury 0.400562 future seizures 0.480176 health care provider 0.527412 Safely playing sports 0.380087 prenatal care plan 0.394332 Web Epilepsy 0.536358 low carbohydrate diet 0.382672 seizure activity 0.412643 seizures 0.78419 epilepsy specialists 0.540023 normal brain activity 0.40885 major uncontrolled seizures 0.499222 seizure medication 0.408193 Epilepsy Basics 0.593256 Learn state-specific information 0.382477 person 0.511601 seizure disorder 0.437521 nocturnal seizures 0.478705 Primary care providers 0.392771 epilepsy care 0.550719 focal seizures 0.47919 seizure 0.626412 primary health provider 0.395194	United States 0.452834 best treatment plan 0.384022 seizure control 0.449785 active epilepsy 0.557725 seizure triggers 0.414262 early death 0.378222 Epilepsy Foundation 0.601913 Stroke publication 0.390061 new seizures 0.476374 National Institute 0.393568 epilepsy prevention 0.562897 Epilepsy Foundation website 0.566741 vagus nerve stimulation 0.383108 Epilepsy surgery 0.548706 brain 0.445725 epilepsy centers 0.632465 people 0.44519 epilepsy face 0.533029 seizure focus 0.420563 Neurological Disorders 0.390796 status epilepticus 0.38256 Low blood sugar 0.387668 American Epilepsy Society 0.576859 possible seizure control 0.447878	CLICK HERE
14003	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	CÁnceres asociados al virus del papiloma humano (VPH)	Cánceres asociados al virus del papiloma humano (VPH) y la vacuna contra el VPH.	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.712988 Archivo RealPlayer 0.636447 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.709327 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.718073	Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.709685 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.701716 Archivo Microsoft 0.888408 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.726919	CLICK HERE
15233	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cigarette smoking among U.S. high school students at an all-time low, but e-cigarette use a concern | CDC Online Newsroom | CDC	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	electronic vapor products 0.258505 large urban school 0.562055 sedentary-related behaviors 0.27901 priority health risk 0.245278 Current cigarette smoking 0.257482 risk behaviors 0.791192 sexual behaviors 0.26499 school district surveys 0.245398 health risk behaviors 0.692934 student behaviors 0.288117 unintentional injuries 0.252131 urban school districts 0.362421 new risk behaviors 0.430183 National YRBS results 0.24994 substance abuse 0.226794	drinking sugar-sweetened beverages 0.215447 newly emerging behaviors 0.366626 National YRBS 0.287336 survey findings 0.219352 National Youth Risk 0.326822 CDC Director Tom 0.248337 high school students 0.978565 U.S. high school 0.242676 sexually transmitted diseases 0.210432 youth risk behaviors 0.413442 Mental Health Services 0.225263 teen health-related behaviors 0.389839 unhealthy dietary behaviors 0.366596 School-Based Surveillance Branch 0.217478 Drug Abuse/National Institutes 0.215913	CLICK HERE