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5386	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Monitoring Alcohol Use - FASD	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.	Prevention Science 0.28696 Mortality Weekly Report 0.914658 binge drinking 0.567137 RL Floyd 0.335153 Average Volume 0.281898 Denny CH 0.383081 Prevalence estimates 0.294018 Cigarette Smoking 0.283357 random-digit-dialed telephone survey 0.384822 landline telephones 0.298532 Tracking Binge Drinking 0.377905 certain segments 0.29178 increased risk 0.303187 alcohol 0.568851 Concurrent Alcohol 0.345965 Nonpregnant Women 0.30039 High School Girls 0.366743 scientific articles 0.298284 prevention programs 0.301247 alcohol-exposed pregnancy 0.29686 alcohol consumption rate 0.430521 alcohol drinking 0.37064 Floyd RL 0.601634 preconception care 0.293798 Child Health Journal 0.347928	Behavioral Risk Factor 0.38427 women 0.517006 Boyle CA 0.282808 alcohol-exposed pregnancies 0.30371 Vital Signs 0.288616 United States 0.749943 Article 0.299997 Green PP 0.469786 pregnancy outcomes 0.300132 potential number 0.302246 read summary 0.508624 preconception risk factors 0.366616 CDC monitors 0.324059 50 states 0.303739 Coles CD 0.287677 following patterns 0.288803 ethnic disparities 0.289555 U.S. population 0.289431 Morbidity 0.334112 U.S. Childbearing-Age Women 0.36222 Sokol RJ 0.289908 Preventive Medicine 0.283303 Women’s Health 0.303112 Childbearing Age 0.492111	CLICK HERE
6583	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Vaccine Research Team | About | CDC	In 2008, CDC malaria expert Dr. Mary Hamel learned that the Malaria Vaccine Institute was looking for leading research institutions in Africa to conduct Phase III clinical trials of the world’s most advanced malaria candidate vaccine, RTS,S/AS01. Recognizing that CDC’s nearly 30 years of collaboration on malaria research with the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), would uniquely qualify it for serving as vaccine trial site, she told herself: 'We must apply.'	blood culture machines 0.375426 medical epidemiologist 0.272367 Tony Sang 0.279826 8-month-old daughter 0.254592 lead pediatrician 0.319847 vaccine research team 0.770964 Dr. Martina Oneko 0.456896 pediatric ward 0.544345 vaccine trial team 0.580199 clinical trial 0.275085 co–principal investigator 0.268865 effective interventions 0.260546 Hospital pediatric ward 0.454032 pediatric monitors 0.277611 laboratory equipment 0.252112 Maria Oziemkowskis 0.271795 site coordinator 0.450588 Dr. Hamel 0.316053 Site Coordinator Odero 0.424778 KEMRI/CDC Malaria Branch 0.654105 Dr. Laurence Slutsker 0.42771 district hospital 0.387384 Seth Oluoch 0.278046 clinical equipment 0.25152 quality assurance 0.272699	specific requirements 0.246155 proudest moment 0.28543 malaria vaccine trial 0.719285 medical superintendent 0.265457 severely ill children 0.59645 severe malaria 0.449566 Nobert Owino 0.277494 CDC Atlanta 0.265994 Dr. Meredith McMorrow 0.454465 chemistry analyzers 0.249145 Dr. Simon Kariuki 0.44803 regulatory affairs 0.276707 debilitating effects 0.27189 senior staff members 0.431206 malaria vaccine research 0.958981 new clinical officers 0.394319 support staff 0.257033 Chris Odero 0.279964 sick children 0.254622 additional expertise 0.247783 field supervisor 0.287575 new digital x-ray 0.373 acute care room 0.367986 KEMRI/CDC malaria vaccine 0.757194	CLICK HERE
7854	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Hearing Loss Among Workers - Health Communication	Hearing Loss Among Workers - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC	loud music 0.415827 self-reported occupational illness 0.529034 ear protection 0.417512 Work-related hearing loss 0.831443 metals 0.341767 work environment 0.408101 ear plugs 0.425998 hearing aids 0.639698 immediate threat 0.40391 support group 0.400841 problem 0.338819 injury 0.321821 worker 0.342172 communication 0.337692 family members 0.41253 rock music 0.394734 Occupational hearing loss 0.821195 extremely loud noise 0.549182 lower levels 0.415527 mistakes words 0.400922 equipment manufacturers 0.404664 entire career 0.398091 purchasers 0.321733 solvents 0.352599	hearing loss 0.907638 rock band 0.39678 job 0.341506 incorrect perception 0.40834 frequent exposure 0.408458 equipment sounds 0.407658 common occupational disease 0.522168 social isolation 0.412574 public 0.341074 urgency 0.324492 America 0.32187 Yes. Occupational hearing 0.654225 early teens 0.397052 trouble 0.340897 co-workers 0.323663 workers 0.361168 hazardous noise 0.419678 warning signs 0.403707 ear muffs 0.431047 doctor 0.338297 exposures 0.323954 Steve 0.371042 hazardous levels 0.519959 Juan 0.384376	CLICK HERE
7899	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Association Between Self-Reported Household Practices and Body Mass Index of US Children and Adolescents, 2005 - CDC	Parents can set household practices that influence children’s behaviors. The objective of this study was to determine whether children (children and adolescents aged 9–18 y) who live in a household that has healthful practices related to behaviors associated with obesity have a lower body mass index (BMI).	Louise C. Mâsse 0.390737 somewhat active families 0.377052 ConsumerStyles survey 0.376757 children’s behaviors 0.463762 panel members 0.431244 lower BMI 0.372685 self-reported BMI 0.881091 Styles mail panel 0.415146 television watching 0.801493 television watching behaviors 0.426526 85th percentile 0.403841 high BMI 0.375854 children 0.856582 school 0.4873 self-reported BMI percentiles 0.422595 snacks 0.420586 healthful household practices 0.42052 vigorous physical activity 0.416664 mail panel survey 0.416395 household practices 0.923842 adolescents 0.415251 behaviors 0.525583 body mass index 0.423438 purchase fewer sodas 0.383436 YouthStyles surveys 0.383197	sodas 0.453172 junk food restrictions 0.615976 BMI percentile categories 0.610524 higher self-reported BMI 0.463402 95th percentile 0.407197 parents 0.400716 VPA 0.450293 household variables 0.373327 adolescent television watching 0.401987 white children 0.38387 active families 0.499027 National Cancer Institute 0.488361 healthful practices 0.381148 lower self-reported BMI 0.43188 effective sample size 0.39952 fast-food restaurants 0.696501 purchasing sodas 0.389491 annual household income 0.391516 household practice model 0.387775 physical activity 0.636568 household profile 0.372113 HealthStyles survey 0.382642 self-reported BMI percentile 0.566116 multiple household practices 0.439118	CLICK HERE
8000	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	The Centre for AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA)	null	research organizations 0.725989 public health intervention 0.813411 CAPRISA AIDS Treatment 0.859846 Treatment Clinic 0.756607 high risk population 0.79353 HIV treatment adherence 0.89021 comprehensive care package 0.802438 treatment access 0.734635 public health evaluation 0.961929 related HIV diseases 0.825847 Active Antiretroviral Therapy 0.80217 appropriate time point 0.787562 co-infected patients 0.911324 Vulindlela research site 0.8213 community health workers 0.819651 South Africa 0.899262 high unemployment rate 0.781414 Comprehensive International Program 0.819757 routinely screens patients 0.81615 Zulu Communicable Disease 0.986904 Health program 0.74856 Prince Zulu Clinic 0.811159 antiretroviral treatment 0.753814 five-year cooperative agreement 0.811393	View Success Story 0.775266 largest TB clinics 0.939753 CDC funding 0.791835 sexually transmitted infections 0.788249 Prince Cyril Zulu 0.980735 nearby informal settlement 0.768951 central business district 0.797794 TB treatment 0.936808 HIV-TB co-infected patients 0.856051 Communicable Disease Center 0.827503 health care worker 0.815101 CDC/PEPFAR funding 0.723211 Communicable Disease Centre 0.818813 Cyril Zulu Communicable 0.992694 TB services 0.855299 health care clinic 0.850548 South African government 0.803976 TB Recurrence 0.840839 Sexual Health Clinic 0.812502 HIV counseling 0.75286 high blood pressure 0.773193 free HIV 0.769233 worst performing subdistricts 0.780209 African national policy 0.778243	CLICK HERE
8901	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Malaria - Travelers	Education and Information for Travelers regarding Malaria risks and prevention.	Substandard Antimalarial Drugs 0.280896 risk assessment 0.279887 CDC Yellow Book 0.261834 individual risk assessment 0.249718 malaria medicines 0.444975 Malaria Prevention table 0.497753 United States 0.345851 appropriate prevention measures 0.248464 malaria risk 0.432928 malaria 0.969432 Malaria Information 0.517862 antimalarial drugs 0.349214 returned travelers 0.239728 Malaria Maps 0.449589 prescription dosing information 0.240215	health care providers 0.259586 malaria prevention recommendations 0.569561 United States standards 0.232823 high quality medicine 0.231779 immediate medical attention 0.225252 malaria prevention interventions 0.518346 specific medicines 0.261211 countries 0.204779 Country Table 0.244797 travelers 0.313902 antimalarial drug resistance 0.268309 malaria prevention 0.787693 malaria transmission 0.654609 potential drug-drug interactions 0.232519	CLICK HERE
9753	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Effect of Aerobic Exercise on Cognition, Academic Achievement, and Psychosocial Function in Children: A Systematic Review of Randomized Control Trials - CDC	Although the effects of aerobic physical activity (APA) on children’s physical health is well characterized, the effect of aerobic physical activity on cognition, academic achievement, and psychosocial function has not yet been established.	physical education 0.659205 Habitual physical activity 0.66486 Health Measures Survey 0.665862 mental health 0.694383 physical activity daily 0.667631 APA daily Cognitive 0.68454 children 0.724077 integrated aerobic activity 0.662482 vigorous physical activity 0.680218 psychosocial outcomes 0.656615 Canadian Physical Activity 0.69714 regular APA 0.678531 aerobic physical activity 0.868959 Canadian Health Measures 0.681647 MS. Physical activity 0.668039 test battery APA 0.679898 physical health 0.658169 integrated APA 0.663378 moderate-intensity APA 0.680752 intensity physical activity 0.66372 physical activity intervention 0.675471 aerobic-based physical activity 0.674977 Physical Activity Glossary 0.673712 psychosocial functioning outcomes 0.677572 academic achievement 0.846013	moderate APA 0.66469 APA programs 0.66732 integrate APA 0.664721 curriculum time 0.657253 Physical Activity Guidelines 0.66792 standardized measure 0.674997 physical fitness 0.672125 studies 0.698038 acute APA 0.666695 cognitive performance 0.663967 search strategy 0.658157 aerobic exercise 0.671847 physical activity effects 0.668983 systematic review 0.781733 aerobic activity 0.67408 APA intervention group 0.680615 physical activity 0.998926 APA 0.776231 APA intervention 0.68319 school-based physical activity 0.693215 et al 0.661994 APA interventions 0.683438 academic performance 0.770817 children’s cognition 0.657355	CLICK HERE
10155	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Polio - Updates on CDC's Polio Eradication Efforts - February 11, 2014	Polio is a crippling and potentially deadly infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads from person to person invading the brain and spinal cord and causing paralysis. CDC is a strategic partner in the overall effort to eradicate polio worldwide.	global polio eradication 0.881429 Large-scale polio vaccination 0.502461 GPEI partners 0.364191 polio eradication plans 0.573831 polio eradication 0.999245 Polio incidence 0.4772 polio outbreaks 0.492208 public health volunteers 0.362447 Polio Eradication Effort 0.61404 wild poliovirus 0.383799 vaccination campaign planning 0.368212 CDC’s Emergency 0.384587 United Nations Children 0.363751 AFP cases 0.357436 polio eradication activities 0.644754 final push 0.365186 CDC Director Thomas 0.415977 Melinda Gates Foundation 0.361933 CDC resources 0.378261 polio worldwide 0.496654 Independent Monitoring Board 0.358986 EOC operational structure 0.392006 polio vaccination campaigns 0.56862 CDC’s engagement 0.374138	global polio surveillance 0.514882 entire CDC community 0.407038 Polio Eradication Initiative 0.608689 World Health Organization 0.421691 outbreak response protocols 0.357943 timely technical expertise 0.362966 polio eradication progress 0.569804 polio cases 0.521678 in-country technical expertise 0.362356 Democratic Republic 0.362039 CDC’s EOC 0.406305 polio vaccination campaign 0.515374 countries 0.369385 CDC’s polio 0.534985 Epidemiologic Record/CDC Morbidity 0.360753 enhanced capacity 0.363311 CDC polio eradication 0.684833 polio surveillance 0.560585 technical expertise 0.366167 finish line 0.361247 Dr. Frieden 0.373384 endemic countries 0.363432 polio eradication efforts 0.634805	CLICK HERE
15249	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Health Literacy for Public Health Professionals Course | Health Literacy	CDC Health Literacy. This site provides information and tools to improve health literacy and public health. These resources are for all organizations that interact and communicate with people about health, including public health departments, healthcare providers and facilities, health plans, government agencies, non-profit/community and advocacy organizations, childcare and schools, the media, and health-related industries.			CLICK HERE
15327	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bring Your Brave Campaign - General "Take Action"	Knowing your cancer risk and being proactive about your health may help you take steps to lower your risk for getting breast or ovarian cancer, or find it at an early stage.	Word 0.231724 questions 0.231708 accuracy 0.231815 Possible genetic test 0.474599 type 0.231734 tips 0.236835 mutations 0.231056 record 0.232495 things 0.23303 increased risk 0.339743 family members 0.486642 ovarian cancer 0.601829 relatives 0.236004 steps 0.315945 breasts 0.237176 certain patterns 0.361897 specific gene mutation 0.451998 women 0.231194 benefits 0.229781 role 0.229249 ovarian cancers 0.50268 changes 0.22888 privacy 0.22962 emotional risks 0.352333	family medical history 0.664451 positive test result 0.456321 good listener 0.368906 overall risk 0.341246 genetic test results 0.915184 higher risk 0.341441 Specific tests 0.355121 gene mutation 0.476935 saliva sample 0.357127 breast cancer 0.385527 health 0.234827 cancer histories 0.37803 Talk 0.254174 families 0.233372 way 0.232246 doctor 0.278288 Genetic counseling 0.457795 genetic testing 0.458536 family history 0.417752 cancer risk 0.374957 risk 0.441956 information 0.230277 breast 0.43902 Share 0.23346	CLICK HERE