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6304	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	"Please tell me, is it safe to go home?" After 9/11, science offers comfort	Please tell me, is it safe to go home? After 9/11, science offers comfort; Rear Admiral Sven Rodenbeck, Sc.D. recalls his involvement in the aftrmath of the attacks on the world trade center.	natural fit 0.479344 big concern 0.477736 immediate concerns 0.483189 environmental health 0.541737 World Trade Center 0.563778 empathetic ear 0.483387 fine coat 0.486073 common light microscope 0.569216 emotional level 0.47528 exceptional bridge 0.480142 Long Island 0.56795 light microscope 0.571178 9/11 0.445157 analysis 0.439845 transmission electron microscope 0.581779 HEPA vacuum 0.472827 wet mop methods 0.529309 kitchen table 0.643256 community leader 0.485061 residents 0.453125 public health assessments 0.547968 Admiral Sven Rodenbeck 0.571239 Technical answers 0.476287 apartments 0.469735 indoor living conditions 0.550816	fiberglass fibers 0.536459 asbestos 0.528118 59th street 0.476226 asbestos fibers 0.504192 condominiums 0.431339 Lower Manhattan 0.82109 frequent cleaning 0.469689 hearing community concerns 0.560738 analytic mind 0.479689 residential buildings 0.474892 huge consideration 0.469492 York City Health 0.551783 environmental samples 0.52771 nation–our security 0.483413 science degree 0.472928 question 0.442735 twin towers 0.483087 potential cancer risk 0.5467 health concerns 0.483211 electron microscope procedures 0.932877 outdoor sampling 0.480024 people 0.445544 Wall Street 0.481885 Disease Registry 0.482091	CLICK HERE
6411	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	MMWR News Summary: November 17, 2011	MMWR News Summary: November 3, 2011	salad bars 0.312028 proportion 0.201257 United States 0.309873 vegetable consumption 0.336701 Nutrition Study 0.307554 blood units 0.332757 farmers markets 0.306243 vegetables 0.258168 Electronic Media 0.776074 farm-to-school initiatives 0.306725 sub-Saharan Africa 0.339874 AIDS Relief 0.318117 fruits 0.215231 blood collection 0.343021 environmental approaches 0.305701 U.S. DEPARTMENT 0.300783 News 0.218888 adequacy 0.232586	national blood supplies 0.538574 PEPFAR support 0.525357 blood transfusion services 0.91434 Emergency Plan 0.324047 blood unit collections 0.512126 non-remunerated donors 0.318603 CDC Division 0.394935 Youth Physical Activity 0.481267 school gardens 0.306651 high school students 0.977753 countries 0.21451 national blood policy 0.511888 median consumption 0.35354 transfusion-transmitted HIV infection 0.932793 progress 0.23286 legislative framework 0.315332 HUMAN SERVICES 0.302485	CLICK HERE
8850	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | A Church-Based Diet and Physical Activity Intervention for Rural, Lower Mississippi Delta African American Adults: Delta Body and Soul Effectiveness Study, 2010"2011 - CDC	Obesity, diabetes, and hypertension have reached epidemic levels in the largely rural Lower Mississippi Delta (LMD) region. We assessed the effectiveness of a 6-month, church-based diet and physical activity intervention, conducted during 2010 through 2011, for improving diet quality (measured by the Healthy Eating Index-2005) and increasing physical activity of African American adults in the LMD region.	significant increases 0.589878 intervention participation level 0.626547 control group 0.599703 church-based dietary intervention 0.620465 participation intervention group 0.612973 intervention group 0.695853 LMD region 0.576487 original intervention 0.592008 increase physical activity 0.593413 physical activity changes 0.582223 Intervention church committees 0.613504 high-participation intervention 0.646944 intervention functions 0.591417 didactic physical activity 0.576463 physical activity outcomes 0.579914 underactive regular light 0.576697 current intervention 0.591066 physical activity component 0.577304 aerobic physical activity 0.632498 low participation intervention 0.602723 6-month intervention 0.592843 intervention participants 0.682188 physical activity intervention 0.664363 intervention 0.811892 strength/flexibility physical activity 0.629302	intervention churches 0.608221 study 0.582706 Agricultural Research Service 0.584389 intervention effects 0.634229 intervention components 0.587133 high-participation intervention subgroup 0.597831 educational sessions 0.668155 diet quality components 0.589075 lifestyle intervention 0.605909 African American adults 0.861327 LMD African American 0.591077 clinical outcomes 0.600542 intervention effect 0.588792 African American churches 0.605015 intervention activities 0.612942 high-participation intervention group 0.638855 intervention dose 0.58034 self-directed physical activity 0.595449 physical activity indicators 0.583414 physical activity 0.990658 vehicle ownership 0.635554 intervention schedule 0.579912 diet quality 0.764882 significant dietary intervention 0.614855	CLICK HERE
9811	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Evaluating Public Health Resources: What Happens When Funding Disappears? - CDC	Although various factors affect the sustainability of public health programs, funding levels can influence many aspects of program continuity.	fewer program activities 0.513087 obesity prevention programs 0.499054 obesity program development 0.491473 government public health 0.487428 NPAO grant program 0.501652 funding sources 0.508881 Disease Control 0.489841 funding levels 0.533166 state health departments 0.776399 obesity prevention 0.645399 public health systems 0.487122 additional funding 0.518044 obesity prevention partnerships 0.493785 funding stream 0.488386 state plan 0.562516 Public Health Resources 0.501973 CDC NPAO grant 0.572173 obesity prevention initiatives 0.518648 funding changes 0.501237 long-term program success 0.504165 public health finance 0.487119 chronic disease 0.494241 Ariela M. Freedman 0.501697 public health infrastructure 0.487075 state-identified high-priority work 0.497955	state program funding 0.54155 new funding requirements 0.569399 public health funding 0.63104 funding discontinuation 0.504068 states 0.695441 major public health 0.486624 state programs 0.507932 CDC funding 0.508961 state health department 0.52031 technical assistance 0.513937 public health work 0.494243 funding support 0.490868 public health 0.919877 key informant interviews 0.503509 funding 0.789254 best practice strategies 0.495397 public health programs 0.6109 funding delays 0.489124 competitive funding 0.49834 physical activity 0.649632 individual public health 0.487393 health funding decisions 0.598007 funding source 0.502623 public health action 0.486519	CLICK HERE
11151	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Ryan White Act of 2009 - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	null	MPEG 0.741242 site 0.541063 PDF 0.544429	PPT 0.837268 DOC 0.733754	CLICK HERE
13007	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Kristy's Biography | Real Stories | Tips From Former Smokers	Kristy tried using e-cigarettes to quit smoking, but she kept smoking regular cigarettes along with e-cigarettes. She kept on smoking until her lung collapsed. The Tips From Former Smokers campaign features real people suffering as a result of smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.	terrifying 0.425989 smoking-related disease 0.503976 dad 0.42129 electronic cigarettes 0.528039 cough 0.425902 long-haul truck driver 0.592858 mother 0.444642 road 0.44754 stressful events 0.507121 deep smoker 0.518667 energy 0.421481 family members 0.611344 7-year-old daughter 0.513236 packs 0.422093 somebody 0.45583 friends 0.424963 lung 0.604681 regular smoker 0.517031 obstructive pulmonary disease 0.596552 powerful pain medicine 0.596382 fact 0.422243 Kristy 0.955838 Tennessee 0.424844 right lung 0.534699 older sister 0.519895	smokers 0.420766 life 0.436612 footsteps 0.427032 Tests 0.422264 wake-up call—sudden 0.513706 emphysema 0.424381 cigarette smoking 0.519122 breath 0.487569 regular cigarettes 0.727522 small town 0.523916 young age 0.494063 hospital 0.476923 kids 0.445641 lung diseases 0.525456 smoking many times 0.507118 chest tubes 0.509825 e-cigarettes 0.475707 people 0.438452 way 0.422945 home 0.446702 afternoon 0.421845 money 0.420975 collapsed lung 0.546865 COPD 0.450795	CLICK HERE
13417	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Vaccines: VPD-VAC HepB	Hepatitis B vaccine info for parents, public, and healthcare professionals			CLICK HERE
13487	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Bicyclist Deaths Associated with Motor Vehicle Traffic -United States, 1975-2012	Jason Vargo, PhD1; Benjamin G. Gerhardstein, MPH2; Geoffrey P. Whitfield, PhD3; Arthur Wendel, MD3.	age-adjusted cyclist mortality 0.562894 cyclist deaths 0.48624 cyclist mortality 0.972461 38-year study period 0.495257 bicycle road safety 0.378265 children 0.389161 Fatality Analysis Reporting 0.374595 age-specific cyclist mortality 0.585223 FARS fatalities 0.39251 FARS 0.42079 Benjamin G. Gerhardstein 0.371149 motor vehicle–related deaths 0.381795 48 states 0.371261 Geoffrey P. Whitfield 0.370983 program.* Age-adjusted mortality 0.461902 bicycle trips 0.377786 FARS variables 0.370917 age-adjusted mortality rates 0.527013 study period 0.606808 age groups 0.429718 lower mortality rates 0.456284 adult cyclist deaths 0.450561 overall mortality rate 0.488237 entire study period 0.381233 unit time bicycling 0.375295	bicyclist deaths 0.387979 national collision data 0.379456 Annual cyclist fatalities 0.456537 United States 0.499793 total bicycle deaths 0.39318 100,000 0.374192 motor vehicle 0.399672 recent cyclist mortality 0.497082 cyclist mortality trends 0.549878 Traffic Safety Administration 0.377902 cyclist mortality rates 0.743306 state mortality rates 0.456547 cyclist mortality rate 0.568909 Jason Vargo 0.37166 FARS database 0.373451 cyclist fatalities 0.483626 fatal traffic crashes 0.368592 physical activity 0.397028 multiple health benefits 0.376482 child bicyclist mortality 0.46466 age-adjusted mortality rate 0.468584 newer FARS data 0.394276 bicycling fatalities 0.378414 child bicycle trips 0.375559	CLICK HERE
14051	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Radon and Your Health | CDC Features	Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after cigarette smoking. If you smoke and live in a home with high radon levels, you increase your risk of developing lung cancer. Having your home tested is the only effective way to determine whether you and your family are at risk of high radon exposure.	radon 0.90224 radon problem 0.488907 Radon Communication Toolkit 0.551878 social media posts.View 0.223342 customizable fact sheets 0.220807 high radon levels 0.696336 U.S. Environmental Protection 0.230717 effective way 0.241611 test kit packaging 0.224317 lung cancer 0.731785 Radon Test Kit 0.54798 public health professionals 0.22508 radioactive particles 0.23729 radon levels 0.746694	radon information 0.474208 state radon office 0.583389 breathing radon 0.519946 home tested 0.240545 radon test kits 0.528358 high radon exposure 0.61302 small measuring device 0.21392 radon gas 0.513943 new web page 0.215343 lung cancer deaths 0.290015 National Radon Hotline 0.523405 Radon Reduction 0.470899 visit Radon Hotlines 0.520448 radon problems 0.459505	CLICK HERE
16251	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Adolescent Health	null	Summary Health Statistics 0.92978 PDF 0.337247 adolescents 0.526416 Percent 0.432196 United States 0.301064	Health Statistics Tables 0.929398 Health Interview Survey 0.92625 National Health Interview 0.926632 source 0.378207	CLICK HERE