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679	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Surgeon General's Report - Smoking & Tobacco Use	Surgeon General's Reports on Smoking and Tobacco Use by year.	United States 0.600604 General’s reports 0.572763 fact sheets 0.572021 M.D. 0.432741 Access 0.428141 Luther L. Terry 0.79072 health consequences 0.5759 50th anniversary 0.604142 consumer booklet 0.587194 Surgeon General 0.910971	federal government report 0.708071 Advisory Committee 0.598641 new data 0.570536 complete report 0.567547 Public Health Service 0.755153 series 0.429387 smoking 0.527537 progress 0.431536 landmark 0.441344 tobacco control 0.586619	CLICK HERE
5878	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Methyl (n-amyl) ketone - NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards	null	MPEG 0.378858 search 0.263099 PDF 0.261307 PPT 0.446092	DOC 0.368812 information 0.262482 different file formats 0.938484 page 0.276773	CLICK HERE
6985	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Swaziland	The Center for Global Health and Prevention (CDC) began supporting Swaziland in 2004 and opened a field office there in 2007. With 26 percent of adults in the 15-49 age group HIV positive, Swaziland has the world’s highest estimated prevalence rate of HIV-infected adults.	at-risk populations 0.565992 field office 0.594856 CDC 0.532741 endorsement 0.297033 High-quality HIV testing 0.849618 percent 0.280668 HIV-infected adults 0.632437 Content source 0.529233 HHS 0.304448 world 0.316607 Notice 0.268768 sponsors 0.253885 Download Overview Fact 0.826002 addition 0.264639 health systems 0.547718	epidemic 0.285934 services 0.254186 highest estimated prevalence 0.985813 people 0.260524 TB patients 0.646361 persons 0.255193 non-federal site 0.578399 partners 0.257725 Swaziland 0.624814 sustained response 0.582597 TB incidence rate 0.997683 employees 0.254007 Sheet 0.256411 Antiretroviral treatment 0.578932	CLICK HERE
7347	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Increases in Quitline Calls and Smoking Cessation Website Visitors During a National Tobacco Education Campaign - March19-June 10, 2012	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.	paid-media tobacco education 0.475651 NCI smoking cessation 0.577362 CDC 0.497966 cessation rates 0.494535 unique visitors 0.687254 additional calls 0.65634 tobacco education media 0.648408 unique website visitors 0.60812 reach increase cessation 0.518998 tobacco control programs 0.49638 weekly calls 0.482136 SmokefreeTXT text-messaging cessation 0.504186 Internet-based cessation programs 0.503782 American Quitline Consortium 0.50224 Smokers Campaign 0.491922 state media campaigns 0.47769 comprehensive state tobacco 0.476432 smoking cessation website 0.673441 national tobacco education 0.536303 cessation website 0.825729 mass media campaigns 0.560461 North American Quitline 0.504895 Smokers national tobacco 0.504478 TIPS campaign advertisements 0.488171	weekly telephone calls 0.48964 smokers 0.583409 cessation website address 0.528534 cessation resources 0.507034 education media campaigns 0.55599 National Cancer Institute 0.624758 quitline portal number 0.517341 TIPS campaign 0.931479 TIPS campaign period 0.50436 media campaigns 0.628622 adult smokers 0.478568 free cessation medications 0.500839 state tobacco control 0.505178 cigarette smokers 0.477455 Chronic Disease Prevention 0.50047 additional unique visitors 0.570652 adequate reach 0.483587 national portal 0.542033 weekly unique visitors 0.520939 tobacco education campaign 0.532293 campaign advertising purchases 0.488067 education media campaign 0.518135 cessation assistance 0.511429 total attempted calls 0.498399	CLICK HERE
7633	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Missed Opportunities for Providing Low-Fat Dietary Advice to People With Diabetes - CDC	Because cardiovascular disease is closely linked to diabetes, national guidelines recommend low-fat dietary advice for patients who have cardiovascular disease or are at risk for diabetes.	Medical Expenditure Panel 0.315047 diabetes management goals 0.303425 dietary messages 0.254658 in-depth dietary education 0.264614 health insurance 0.257693 diabetes mellitus 0.289245 low-fat dairy products 0.274138 cardiovascular risk factors 0.26399 Brief dietary counseling 0.269403 dietary education 0.267487 complex dietary recommendations 0.263355 low-fat dietary counseling 0.319793 diabetes type 0.30749 clinician dietary advice 0.2829 dietary fat 0.264132 smoking status 0.252112 total number 0.267718 single risk factors 0.295194 ADA-certified diabetes education 0.303274 vs low-fat diets 0.270822 ADA-designated risk factors 0.301732 Expenditure Panel Survey 0.315073 cardiometabolic multimorbidity 0.256356	risk factors 0.758146 low-fat dietary advice 0.905269 Diabetes Care 0.30721 disease risk factors 0.265715 unadjusted advice rates 0.255102 health 0.258731 Dietary intake 0.255563 dietary behavior 0.273899 provider-delivered dietary advice 0.285208 guideline-adherent dietary advice 0.285033 chronic conditions 0.261177 diabetes diagnosis 0.30981 respondents 0.31573 clinical comorbidity index 0.303469 MEPS respondents 0.264733 et al 0.2855 primary care 0.275748 formal dietary counseling 0.266196 diabetes risk factors 0.413795 American Diabetes Association 0.382405 coronary heart disease 0.260095 federal poverty index 0.300522 diabetes 0.567195	CLICK HERE
7942	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Early Estimates of Seasonal Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness- United States, January 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.	influenza 0.98417 influenza B cases 0.515372 Influenza activity 0.501468 influenza virus type 0.556473 Public Health 0.418559 U.S. Influenza Vaccine 0.682445 United States 0.522124 Influenza Div 0.504004 Ann Arbor 0.375347 Group Health Cooperative 0.448421 Clinic Research Foundation 0.704308 Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness 0.683306 Henry Ford Health 0.53402 seasonal influenza vaccination 0.626502 influenza antiviral medication 0.59063 Marshfield Clinic Research 0.713176 influenza virus infection 0.591134 influenza B viruses 0.542869 vaccination status 0.500507 influenza virus test 0.508359 seasonal influenza vaccine 0.752178 influenza vaccine status 0.578313 Flu VE Network 0.571299	Health Sciences 0.471694 influenza vaccine 0.96154 influenza season 0.521613 influenza vaccines 0.498131 influenza vaccinations 0.51723 moderate effectiveness 0.487126 Michigan School 0.415921 vaccination efforts 0.393696 influenza vaccination 0.772315 clinical trial data 0.378224 laboratory-confirmed influenza virus 0.641625 antiviral treatment 0.382151 annual vaccination 0.359547 influenza viruses 0.786287 annual influenza vaccination 0.666138 study site 0.466252 influenza B virus 0.494833 influenza virus 0.674309 randomized clinical trials 0.438405 antiviral medications 0.360943 influenza cases 0.516837 influenza diagnostic tests 0.530429 Pittsburgh Schools 0.472835	CLICK HERE
8831	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Nutritional Assessment of Free Meal Programs in San Francisco - CDC	Free meals often serve as a primary food source for adults living in poverty, particularly the homeless. We conducted a nutritional analysis of 22 meals from 6 free meal sites in San Francisco to determine macronutrient and micronutrient content.	internal nutritional standards 0.489106 limited financial resources 0.443671 San Francisco Department 0.458658 nutritional content standards 0.533895 nutritional value 0.450153 nutritious meals 0.545027 soup kitchen menus 0.489301 healthful meals 0.608593 warm meals 0.606028 daily meals 0.614231 Public Health Nutrition 0.43444 daily intake 0.524826 indirect nutritional analysis 0.500491 sodium content 0.446058 unmet nutritional needs 0.515042 primary food source 0.567154 Francisco General Hospital 0.518528 Hunger Environ Nutr 0.440924 meals 0.976918 nutritional analysis 0.507308 moderately active man 0.431634 Public Health 0.547504 free meal sites 0.50495 V. Nutritional assessment 0.475467	meals clients 0.592783 average carbohydrates 0.447335 General Internal Medicine 0.509757 Public Health Nutr 0.461918 important nutritional assessments 0.483547 nutritional quality 0.486759 standard meals 0.565179 soup kitchens 0.749181 suboptimal nutrient intake 0.456044 USDA reference standards 0.433691 equicaloric meals 0.677252 single meals 0.585964 San Francisco General 0.523953 Public Health Food 0.45008 charitable meal programmes 0.437352 soup kitchen 0.644867 special meals 0.565536 free meals 0.868337 San Francisco 0.920134 daily recommended intake 0.71468 California San Francisco 0.459562 Public Health Service 0.433059 United States Department 0.435771 MR. Food sources 0.431274	CLICK HERE
9772	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Impediments and Facilitators to Physical Activity and Perceptions of Sedentary Behavior Among Urban Community Residents: The Fair Park Study - CDC	Insufficient physical activity is an established risk factor for numerous chronic diseases and for premature death. Accumulating evidence reveals that prolonged sedentary time is detrimental, independent of the protective effects of physical activity.	Fair Park 0.457998 study participants 0.439875 Southwestern Medical Center 0.517724 National Health Interview 0.448252 no. 0.454877 Texas Health Science 0.448787 health outcomes 0.455011 physical activity self-efficacy 0.471904 insufficient physical activity 0.538755 social support 0.485875 exercise facilities 0.466857 neighborhood crime 0.481394 positive health benefits 0.447501 weight loss 0.447463 negative health implications 0.445153 ethnic minority populations 0.455371 aerobic physical activity 0.499412 physical activity plays 0.485116 physically active lifestyle 0.443247 chronic disease 0.485256 health benefits 0.462624 ethnic minority 0.479427 male 0.444139 public health guidelines 0.450474 study 0.472505	African Americans 0.459224 habitual physical activity 0.466557 public health recommendations 0.446142 Fair Park Study 0.454282 study sample 0.442173 Public Health Nutr 0.440567 health behavior 0.441488 Simmons Cancer Center 0.444916 public health professionals 0.439973 sedentary behavior 0.729705 public health 0.516221 participants 0.512686 community physical activity 0.462181 prolonged sedentary time 0.567801 sedentary behaviors 0.456169 health 0.533503 public health managers 0.440508 Texas Southwestern Medical 0.49739 Advancing Translational Sciences 0.448157 risk factor 0.457949 physical activity 0.900074 perceptions 0.454695 leisure-time physical activity 0.4661 prolonged sedentary behavior 0.482686	CLICK HERE
14076	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Síntomas, diagnóstico y tratamiento | El virus del Zika | CDC	Los síntomas más comunes son fiebre, sarpullido, dolor de articulaciones u ojos enrojecidos...			CLICK HERE
16302	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	FastStats - Health of Mexican American Population	null	Summary Health Statistics 0.82488 Infant Mortality 0.376668 United States 0.970365 Final Data 0.58892 Health Statistics Tables 0.824611 National Health Interview 0.82246 Source 0.685942 poor health 0.39055 Number 0.291823 MB 0.521562 men 0.340311 KB 0.299483 deaths 0.402436	obesity 0.297324 health insurance coverage 0.510498 Percent 0.802024 Infant deaths 0.391756 Table P-11c 0.362759 Health Interview Survey 0.822191 live births 0.389369 high blood pressure 0.789324 cigarettes 0.2914 antihypertensive medication 0.563759 hypertension 0.284868 U.S. Population 0.570466	CLICK HERE