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6173	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Tick-Borne Diseases - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	Lyme disease 0.777062 Centers 0.325147 Tick-Borne Relapsing Fever 0.877454 regions 0.359524 CDC 0.331155 bacteria 0.333833 United States 0.88382 leaf litter 0.445807 tick-borne diseases 0.94088 sites 0.32454 Prevention 0.325075 Mountain Spotted Fever 0.66828 Disease Control 0.450629 bite 0.33897 Colorado 0.32631 probable cases 0.465646 Southern 0.326894 common tick-borne diseases 0.796402 Powassan encephalitis 0.497326	viruses 0.333144 Rocky 0.326719 ticks 0.727893 babesiosis 0.34927 ehrlichiosis 0.351069 infected ticks 0.701243 Outdoor workers 0.576289 Tick-Associated Rash Illness 0.64009 tularemia 0.345958 exposure 0.32743 bushes 0.335255 warmer weather 0.463478 parasites 0.336745 risk 0.324683 high grass 0.445551 anaplasmosis 0.354029 Worksites 0.351449 Tick-borne pathogens 0.708908	CLICK HERE
6626	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Chemical Class - Pesticides chemicals used for killing pests, such as rodents, insects, or plants	Pesticides are a class of chemicals designed to kill pests (rodents, insects, or plants) that may affect agricultural crops or carry diseases like malaria and typhus.			CLICK HERE
7375	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Synopsis: September 6, 2012	CDC Media Relations - MMWR News Synopsis: September 6, 2012	highly contagious vaccine 0.35214 vaccine preventable diseases 0.719058 CDC Division 0.254407 high blood cholesterol 0.942806 B.  Vaccination coverage 0.492308 vaccination coverage 0.862387 high cholesterol 0.462684 immunization coverage 0.553828 U.S. children 0.216631 black children 0.200671 public health 0.353034 National Immunization Survey 0.502588 overall cholesterol screening 0.476722 high immunization coverage 0.50773 routine vaccines 0.238382	cholesterol screening 0.596283 poverty level 0.340902 Electronic Media 0.390435 public health partners 0.319289 extremely transmissible diseases 0.353363 public health officials 0.340885 immunization coverage levels 0.4889 healthy people 0.342949 Coverage differences 0.222385 Low vaccination coverage 0.464853 nationally vaccination coverage 0.474852 immunization schedule 0.292889 lower rates 0.331547 vaccine-preventable diseases 0.201671	CLICK HERE
7445	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	NCEH A to Z Index - I	Resources for the National Center for Environmental Health	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
9987	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	CDC Global Health - The Importance of Folic Acid: Anifa's Story	null	CDC 0.315202 Birth Defects 0.518738 spina bifida 0.963417 lifelong medical challenges 0.478443 productive lives 0.386583 neural tube defects 0.801543 significant cause 0.381997 children 0.36873 flour 0.316465 global initiative 0.379909 National Center 0.37954 Birth Defects COUNT 0.499163 countries 0.329319 Worldwide 0.315656 critical step 0.383579 Anifa 0.448183 folic acid fortification 0.48032 Building 0.314905 Developmental Disabilities 0.381165 death 0.346157 United States 0.622334 folic acid intake 0.468533 protection 0.316902 babies 0.315032	result 0.316146 neural tube defect 0.504934 world 0.315487 spinal cord 0.392478 place 0.316538 folic acid 0.527613 primary health center 0.469737 Nigeria 0.318053 village 0.317141 lifelong disability 0.456937 18-month-old girl 0.402654 complications 0.316025 reproductive age 0.38002 rates 0.328568 bowel 0.319678 spine 0.34175 brain 0.315533 opening 0.315507 significant decline 0.38347 baby 0.316571 emotional impacts 0.388124 time 0.316945 family 0.334462 bladder control 0.402457	CLICK HERE
10830	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Model for Training Public Health Workers in Health Policy: the Nebraska Health Policy Academy - CDC	There is growing recognition that health goals are more likely to be achieved and sustained if programs are complemented by appropriate changes in the policies, systems, and environments that shape their communities. However, the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to create and implement policy are among the major needs identified by practitioners at both the state and local levels. This article describes the structure and content of the Nebraska Health Policy Academy (the Academy), a 9-month program developed to meet the demand for this training.	3-county health district 0.578006 public health policies 0.61127 policy process 0.584968 health policy training 0.650145 training programs 0.581109 additional public health 0.605111 health department staff 0.657216 public health leadership 0.598593 Public health training 0.612253 C. Public health 0.598805 Public Health Infrastructure 0.602575 policy change 0.661804 policy development project 0.694507 health policy efforts 0.648769 sparsely populated state 0.577902 P. Community health 0.584611 public health practice 0.600605 community health 0.59964 state public health 0.630545 community health workers 0.59192 Nebraska Medical Center 0.644895 public health policy 0.756994 public health staff 0.639767 public health workforce 0.695602 health promotion 0.594511	Health Services Research 0.580089 policy development 0.712519 local health department 0.59371 health policy 0.783723 public health burden 0.595186 Policy versus programs 0.579802 public health professionals 0.634281 public health goals 0.622652 public health 0.962142 public health organizations 0.606449 public health workers 0.622056 policy development tools 0.586515 Health Policy Academy 0.771475 public health tool 0.665371 local public health 0.642222 evidence-based public health 0.596174 specific policy change 0.578952 competency-based training program 0.617035 Health Policy Curriculum 0.636133 public health problem 0.613142 Public Health Service 0.598618 Public Health Collaborative 0.601818 Nebraska Health Policy 0.749346 public health action 0.601585	CLICK HERE
10929	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Patterns of Colorectal Cancer Test Use	This study looked at rates of colorectal cancer screening test use in 2010.	software 0.315717 United States 0.481844 health insurance 0.384038 Force 0.317282 cancer screening option 0.482716 National Health Interview 0.599284 colorectal cancer test 0.580896 CT colonography 0.678384 White A. Patterns 0.457066 Thompson TD 0.391279 Nadel MR 0.394097 USPSTF 0.373367 newer test 0.403536 men 0.31724 colorectal cancer screening 0.759207 Shapiro JA 0.395572 Preventive Services Task 0.490378	health care 0.38378 ways— 0.317085 X-ray test 0.393629 images 0.315697 colorectal cancer 0.901474 following rates 0.391695 Health Interview Survey 0.599152 people 0.380505 virtual colonoscopy 0.423112 they— 0.330214 Klabunde CN 0.393286 Cancer Epidemiology 0.392132 Seeff LC 0.388573 Biomarkers 0.321588 CT scanning 0.428303 rectum 0.326206 usual source 0.387089	CLICK HERE
13135	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Get Smart About Antibiotics | What You Can Do | CDC	Tips for how to use antibiotics wisely in order to do the best for your health and your family's health.			CLICK HERE
14336	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Vital Signs: Preparing for Local Mosquito-Borne Transmissionof Zika Virus - United States, 2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	Wkly Rep. Published 0.394524 mosquito-borne Zika virus 0.53538 CDC’s Travelers 0.391272 1-day Zika Action 0.433732 health care provider 0.408551 effective response plans 0.399699 Human Services 0.389178 early pregnancy loss 0.409303 Zika virus 0.966598 U.S. Department 0.389626 possible Zika virus 0.493696 pregnant women 0.459306 pregnancy problems 0.360971 Polen KN 0.359697 common signs 0.357907 electronic PDF version 0.394407 pregnant woman 0.375075 active Zika virus 0.631913 up-to-date travel information 0.401509 early detection 0.362401 health care providers 0.400718 male partners 0.357985 Zika virus disease 0.58622 U.S. government agencies 0.427872	anticipated emergence 0.362717 Zika virus transmission 0.857701 special precautions 0.355941 Aedes species mosquitoes 0.417159 vaginal intercourse 0.362322 original MMWR paper 0.399515 Widespread Zika virus 0.535838 Zika virus infection 0.695791 continental United States 0.411287 CDC Zika Response 0.463454 MMWR Morb Mortal 0.403332 local government officials 0.402224 MMWR readers 0.355647 U.S. state 0.364827 senior state 0.355914 U.S. Virgin Islands 0.405205 anal intercourse 0.36402 Zika preparedness 0.382432 sexual transmission 0.387415 virus infection acquisition 0.4782 mosquito-borne transmission 0.512209 local jurisdictions 0.359327 local government partners 0.422843 interim guidelines 0.354686	CLICK HERE
14471	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Depression is Not a Normal Part of Growing Older - Aging	Depression is a true and treatable medical condition, not a normal part of aging. However older adults are at an increased risk for experiencing depression. If you are concerned about a loved one, offer to go with him or her to see a health care provider to be diagnosed and treated.	early–morning wakefulness 0.499703 pessimism 0.425676 digestive problems 0.490942 antidepression drugs 0.480792 health care provider 0.771336 natural reaction 0.486053 sadness 0.419739 pains 0.419624 nearby emergency department 0.55517 loss 0.4503 Aging 0.429699 increased risk 0.505508 major depression 0.537018 hopelessness 0.425687 emotions 0.417197 home healthcare 0.48305 restlessness 0.424442 life changes 0.486627 Network Depression Webinars 0.610871 symptoms 0.428091 excessive sleeping 0.492605 older people 0.560513 older hospital patients 0.630452 chronic health condition 0.562817 true medical condition 0.573409	community range 0.484401 Irritability 0.427545 24-hour hotline 0.484125 Research 0.424285 blues 0.416811 good news 0.48514 treatable medical condition 0.608656 Persistent aches 0.500752 Suicide Prevention Lifeline 0.562715 heart disease 0.487953 TTY 0.420292 helplessness 0.424153 headaches 0.416506 guilt 0.419532 older adult 0.566113 appropriate treatment 0.482731 help 0.428359 Insomnia 0.41627 National Council 0.482693 older adults 0.960586 Healthcare providers 0.485998 suicide attempts 0.495927 feelings 0.461215 cramps 0.419881	CLICK HERE