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1231	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Smoking Can Cause Clefts | CDC Features	As part of National Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness and Prevention Month, CDC urges women to quit smoking before pregnancy to reduce the risk of clefts of the lip or palate in babies. For free help quitting, call 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669).	early pregnancy 0.549634 Human Services 0.535121 free quit plan 0.584536 U.S. Department 0.53525 numerous surgeries 0.487151 Craniofacial Awareness 0.497392 cleft lip 0.512714 pregnant women 0.502011 Health Promotion 0.487552 support resources 0.474441 Disease Control 0.474635 important prevention opportunity 0.563421 pregnancy place 0.491729 certain birth defects 0.565664 local resources 0.476513 National Center 0.473969 heart defects 0.49538 weaker lungs 0.486301 unborn babies 0.530659 health problems 0.779459 Honein MA 0.478436 frequent asthma attacks 0.541107 free educational materials 0.545066 women 0.510548 Grosse SD 0.478389	United States 0.573864 Reefhuis J. Prevention 0.545322 orofacial clefts 0.940679 Health Consequences 0.488461 National Cleft 0.516238 babies 0.582985 cigarette smoke 0.7265 Orofacial cleft defects 0.674106 free quit coaching 0.58471 premature birth 0.485328 heart disease 0.483444 smoking 0.809695 free help 0.563624 Report 0.441595 cleft palate 0.515897 healthcare costs 0.481804 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.536398 Surgeon General 0.630669 Infant Death Syndrome 0.553267 healthcare provider 0.477199 baby 0.445416 risk 0.466625 low birth weight 0.550936 major health problems 0.573725	CLICK HERE
4879	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease: January 2011: 09_0192	null	Risk Factor Surveillance 0.4661 blood pressure management 0.463107 systolic blood pressure 0.469405 alcohol consumption 0.496137 diastolic blood pressure 0.469391 Oklahoma’s adult 0.4452 alcohol intake 0.483589 salt intake 0.497498 BRFSS survey 0.474099 blood pressure 0.920083 hypertensive adults 0.500251 patients 0.490198 hypertension control 0.469488 weight loss 0.446672 mm Hg 0.493124 individual treatment choices 0.457183 respondents 0.549333 age-adjusted rates 0.461547 condition 0.474181 Behavioral Risk Factor 0.466142 treatment 0.635649 kidney disease 0.460116 commonly advised treatment 0.477249 lifestyle changes 0.452294	weight control 0.445436 Introduction Hypertension 0.467735 physician 0.499339 uncontrolled blood pressure 0.465156 various treatment options 0.456942 physician’s treatment 0.448539 treatment advice 0.533276 random-digit–dialed telephone survey 0.444373 disease 0.460293 Oklahoma State Department 0.470444 adult population 0.457975 commonly used treatment 0.454383 available treatment options 0.452041 health 0.476985 physician advice 0.464361 medication 0.527664 people 0.469678 physical activity 0.455715 lifestyle modifications 0.446238 common treatment 0.481184 demographic differences 0.472287 high blood pressure 0.814963 treatment options 0.601247 Oklahoma adults 0.515191	CLICK HERE
6240	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Keeping You Safe 24-7 | About | CDC	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention About Us	Prevention 0.453714 Center 0.454106 safety threats 0.780571 Disease Control 0.69645 nation 0.504728 CDC Foundation 0.96386	health security 0.67055 effective partnerships 0.716943 America 0.462207 health protection agency 0.9844 Business Pulse 0.697418	CLICK HERE
9181	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Cancer Among Children	Cancer statistics for children based on data from CDC's United States Cancer Statistics: Incidence and Mortality Web-based Report.	Cancer Death Rates 0.560307 Skin Cancer Risk 0.544999 Colorectal Cancer 0.799805 Cervical Cancer Study 0.556669 Comprehensive Cancer Control 0.669532 Projected Cancer Incidence 0.557812 Colorectal Cancer Survivors 0.589455 Cervical Cancer Rates 0.571981 Cervical Cancer Awareness 0.554066 Cervical Cancer Screenings 0.559966 Demographic Groups Cancer 0.539475 cancer incidence rates 0.626029 Cancer Statistics 0.546626 Cancer Screening Prevalence 0.541209 Cancer Data Sources 0.54445 Cervical Cancer 0.677295 Cancer Rates 0.579523 Colorectal Cancer Screening 0.592814 Cancer Control Program 0.623559 Colorectal Cancer Test 0.582183 Breast Cancer Awareness 0.544295 United States Cancer 0.539676 Colorectal Cancer Awareness 0.582347 Breast Cancer Rates 0.56729 Cancer Survivorship Supplement 0.534665	Skin Cancer Awareness 0.544159 Lung Cancer Survivors 0.538917 Colorectal Cancer Control 0.666213 New Cancer Cases 0.536195 Promoting Cancer Prevention 0.557812 Cancer Survivors 0.616749 United States 0.59795 Cancer Control Programs 0.630043 Cancer Control Coalitions 0.549538 Skin Cancer 0.668184 Lifetime Cancer Prevention 0.55804 Cancer Patients 0.574334 Cancer Registry Planning 0.538482 National Cancer Institute 0.598444 Gallbladder Cancer Incidence 0.557761 Cervical Cancer Prevention 0.585365 CDC National Cancer 0.547706 Cancer Screening Tests 0.535714 Cancer Awareness 0.614628 Breast Cancer 0.579259 Young Adult Cancer 0.535758 cancer 0.983093 Cancer Prevention 0.865384 Gynecologic Cancer Awareness 0.538346	CLICK HERE
10030	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Policy Changes to Implement Intramural Sports in North Carolina Middle Schools: Simulated Effects on Sports Participation Rates and Physical Activity Intensity, 2008"2009 - CDC	Extracurricular school sports programs can provide adolescents, including those who are economically disadvantaged, with opportunities to engage in physical activity. Although current models favor more exclusionary interscholastic sports, a better understanding is needed of the potential effects of providing alternative school sports options, such as more inclusive intramural sports. The purpose of this study was to simulate the potential effect of implementing intramural sports programs in North Carolina middle schools on both the rates of sports participation and on energy expenditure related to physical activity levels.	North Carolina 0.729846 interscholastic sports programs 0.492772 sports program type 0.404692 overall sports participation 0.433646 extracurricular sports programs 0.405101 school sports teams 0.416951 simulated participation rates 0.40324 physical activity programs 0.398119 participation rates 0.632625 statewide participation rates 0.414316 Extracurricular school sports 0.419977 Carolina middle schools 0.598662 interscholastic sports 0.630819 state participation rates 0.417193 sports participation rates 0.585065 intramural sports programs 0.534068 stratified estimated sports 0.410895 school physical activity 0.402968 sports program participation 0.434255 School sport participation 0.413628 current participation rate 0.39429 intramural sports 0.679502 extracurricular physical activity 0.40091 economically disadvantaged backgrounds 0.43261 competitive interscholastic sports 0.42472	school sports programs 0.456313 economically disadvantaged participants 0.416326 exclusionary interscholastic sports 0.436507 energy expenditure 0.470246 statewide sports participation 0.444154 policy changes 0.438998 economically disadvantaged students 0.680995 disadvantaged middle school 0.396672 physical activity rates 0.402083 adolescent sports participation 0.464 intramural sports/interscholastic sports 0.423742 School-level sports participation 0.449338 school sports program 0.413696 school sports participants 0.422276 middle school students 0.435514 sports participation 0.775743 inclusive intramural sports 0.43795 alternative school sports 0.419305 physical activity 0.9569 new sports participants 0.453969 school-based physical activity 0.407456 physical activity environments 0.405515 higher sports participation 0.436438 youth sports 0.39427	CLICK HERE
10273	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Volcanoes - Landing Page	Information on volcanoes and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	hot gases 0.759228 volcanic eruptions 0.761249 dangers 0.481992 pyroclastic flows 0.92895 specific actions 0.695771 best advice 0.682503 warnings 0.475816 volcanoes 0.595728 flashfloods 0.461705 lava 0.50078	fast-moving flows 0.908449 ash 0.487914 debris 0.599981 attention 0.46965 local authorities 0.706592 toxic gases 0.812348 volcano 0.481843 hot water 0.708552 situation 0.479041	CLICK HERE
12365	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Image	null	Viral Hepatitis - Are You at Risk? (190W x 110H)	null			CLICK HERE
12461	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Meningococcal Vaccines, Public Comment, Typhoid Vaccines and Vaccine Safety	Introduction, Epidemiology of Serogroup B Meningococcal Disease, Overview of Serogroup B Meningococcal Vaccines and Considerations for Use , Public Comment, Introduction Typhoid Vaccines, Typhoid Fever and Typhoid Vaccines, VAERS 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://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/vaccines/acip/Oct2014/Meningococcal-Typhoid-Safety.mp4	Public Comment 0.685954 Vaccine Safety 0.68392	Meningococcal Vaccines 0.967834 Typhoid Vaccines 0.886528	CLICK HERE
13045	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Fact Sheet | MIS | CDC | Mental Illness Surveillance Among Adults in the United States	CDC Report: Mental Illness Surveillance Among U.S. Adults - Fact Sheet. The economic burden of mental illness in the United States is substantial—about $300 billion in 2002. Mental illness is also associated with chronic medical diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity. Mental illness surveillance is a critically important part of disease prevention and control.	public health interventions 0.571496 mental health 0.602176 CDC surveillance systems 0.572818 anxiety disorder surveillance 0.609635 surveillance efforts 0.543968 economic burden 0.536664 health impact 0.540546 surveillance activities 0.606486 common mental illnesses 0.59776 mental illness prevention 0.629032 mental health data 0.584405 public health services 0.565805 chronic medical diseases 0.623515 term mental illness 0.652757 World Health Organization 0.62232 mental illness 0.992942 chronic medical conditions 0.560734 mood disorders 0.53424 mental illnesses 0.668946 chronic illnesses 0.548881 new data 0.534071 U.S. adult population 0.553743 important public health 0.572738 public health policy 0.565991 United States 0.598985	behavioral health services 0.564856 Depression estimates 0.539787 adverse health outcomes 0.566445 mental illness surveillance 0.69811 daily function 0.534162 diagnosable mental disorders 0.590333 mental health promotion 0.585826 disorder surveillance activities 0.570946 West Virginia vs 0.559584 mental health treatment 0.584883 health information systems 0.569736 disease prevention 0.537919 Public health surveillance 0.59088 heart disease 0.56304 mental illness results 0.64227 North Dakota 0.534302 public health 0.667207 mental health information 0.583316 cardiovascular disease 0.599409 chronic diseases 0.582954 significant public health 0.569847 U.S. adults 0.606224 anxiety disorders 0.570437 public health problem 0.619022	CLICK HERE
14100	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Lead - Home Page	The Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program is committed to the Healthy People goal of eliminating elevated blood lead levels in children by 2020. CDC continues to assist state and local childhood lead poisoning prevention programs, to provide a scientific basis for policy decisions, and to ensure that health issues are addressed in decisions about housing and the environment.	average risk 0.664818 National Center 0.661925 public health concerns 0.784266 CDC 0.591712 micrograms 0.529226 Prevention Program 0.656241 social class 0.657736 differences 0.530656 high levels 0.68784 U.S. children ages 0.824755 obvious symptoms 0.68244 households 0.551512	body 0.528488 public health actions 0.819662 Environmental Health Services 0.787457 reference level 0.672295 µg/dL 0.553139 safe blood lead 0.81578 Childhood Lead Poisoning 0.812114 deciliter 0.529186 Emergency 0.526375 Healthy People 0.66229 lead exposure 0.819463	CLICK HERE