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863	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Trends in Foodborne Illness in the United States, 2012 - Line Graph - CDC Features	Documenting trends—which illnesses are decreasing and increasing—is essential for monitoring our progress in reducing foodborne illness.	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
4616	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Indoor Safety During an Earthquake|Earthquakes	Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	bed 0.470327 rooms 0.487894 low-lying furniture 0.762229 shelter 0.726986 hands 0.574616 lamps 0.468632 objects 0.813507 knees 0.496261 intensifies 0.4958 china cabinets 0.741169 likely source 0.769672 head 0.816771 stove 0.478283 modern houses 0.764024 debris 0.47299 bookcases 0.592877 injury 0.555158 wall hangings 0.733657 floor 0.522926 deaths 0.474427 light fixtures 0.744358 situations 0.481858 bricks 0.471596	interior wall 0.762707 doorways 0.606732 chance 0.480308 entire body 0.78 chimneys 0.481033 sturdy table 0.787002 doorway 0.607892 neck 0.670103 fireplaces 0.472514 TVs 0.478232 large furniture 0.730428 earthquake-related injuries 0.783669 high shelves 0.753949 chances 0.481014 desk 0.472936 pillow 0.476353 broken glass 0.935392 arms 0.471402 ground 0.469167 stops 0.480328 position 0.47618 actions 0.467687 collapse 0.487728	CLICK HERE
5441	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Chlorodiphenyl (54% chlorine) - 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
6259	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Information for Healthcare Providers - 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.	American Academy 0.413858 free continuing education 0.491837 language web-based resource 0.614038 risky levels 0.427234 Healthcare Provider Resource 0.584088 pregnant women 0.415318 clinical decision algorithm 0.463313 cell phone app 0.464853 Nurse-Midwives Web Resource 0.508734 Regional Training Centers 0.469286 CDC Expert Commentary 0.495367 Pediatrics FASD Toolkit 0.549077 health care providers 0.986975 primary care practice 0.511273 practice management tools 0.486423 health professionals 0.48574 Dr. Lela McKnight-Eily 0.485512 prenatal alcohol exposure 0.819257 risky alcohol 0.705392 patient management resources 0.497908 alcohol screening 0.669477 brief intervention 0.573235 free child development 0.467367 sample care plans 0.497749 ACOG help women 0.500419	fetal alcohol spectrum 0.878601 free educational materials 0.515567 Dr. Joe Sniezek 0.477556 steps health care 0.50638 American Psychiatric Association 0.513096 current news articles 0.468133 Provider Resource Kit 0.585751 Neurobehavioral Disorder Associated 0.513775 drinking alcohol 0.571165 American College 0.651597 FASDs 0.464716 latest scientific articles 0.466115 CDC research 0.413644 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 0.647942 Vital Signs report 0.482166 russian language 0.471505 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.873288 treatment referral information 0.496836 web-based FASD Toolkit 0.551314 alcohol SBI 0.601006 effective FASD team 0.535976 brief educational counseling 0.475206 information 0.517192 Primary Care Practices 0.511667	CLICK HERE
6547	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Comprométase a dejar de fumar en 2015	Al comenzar un nuevo año, propóngase hacer del 2016 el año en que dejó de fumar. Hay ayuda disponible para que deje de fumar para siempre.	adictiva llamada 0.730132 Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.788685 Archivo RealPlayer 0.717179 campaña consejos 0.7167 palabra quit 0.729443 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.802835 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.786357 pequeña cantidad 0.715646 Estados Unidos 0.720893	Archivo Microsoft 0.926119 página web consejos 0.802954 Archivo Microsoft Word 0.800817 Año Nuevo 0.737101 texto vía teléfono 0.817557 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.786837 Nueva York 0.726548 Archivo Microsoft Excel 0.786007	CLICK HERE
8139	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preconception Care, Health Professionals, Recommendations	null	risk assessment 0.473982 adverse pregnancy outcome 0.576357 following recommendations 0.480442 Select Panel 0.477142 low incomes 0.525697 preconception health behaviors 0.729503 private health insurance 0.552755 reproductive risk 0.473334 women’s health 0.513189 Disease Control 0.481582 previous adverse outcomes 0.55007 public health surveillance 0.557232 interconception interventions 0.520882 future children 0.474208 health insurance coverage 0.626443 subsequent pregnancy 0.493988 related research mechanisms 0.52348 pre-pregnancy visit 0.478993 reproductive life plan 0.532418 Preventive Visits 0.477572 preconception care 0.834441 interconception period 0.536967 health problems 0.509557 CDC/ATSDR Preconception Care 0.748922 health literacy 0.507501	Insurance Coverage Women 0.538232 optimal health 0.509961 adverse pregnancy outcomes 0.58048 United States 0.475446 Life Span 0.472299 maternity care 0.479824 evidence-based risk 0.478301 health care recommendations 0.616897 high priority interventions 0.580634 preconception care services 0.830171 previous pregnancy 0.479661 primary care visits 0.544839 preconception health 0.918613 Public Health Programs 0.556782 interconception care 0.532817 greatest potential impact 0.524142 public awareness 0.477487 Consumer Awareness 0.474146 Pre-Pregnancy Check-Ups 0.4935 Work Group 0.481076 local public health 0.555855 low birthweight 0.476416 health promotion counseling 0.562485 additional intensive interventions 0.576259	CLICK HERE
8390	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Differences in Youth and AdultPhysical Activity in Park Settings by Sex and Race/Ethnicity -CDC	We examined differences by sex and race/ethnicity in the observed moderate- to vigorous-intensity physical activity (MVPA) of youth and adults in diverse areas of 4 parks in Kansas City, Missouri, in 2009. Male youth were more active on playgrounds and pools or splashpads than female youth. White youth were less active than nonwhite youth in open spaces and on paved trails. Male adults were more active in open spaces than female adults, and white adults were more active on paved trails than nonwhite adults. Understanding variations in MVPA between user groups can inform park design efforts to foster increased activity among all visitors.	park-based MVPA 0.53897 male adults 0.423236 park design efforts 0.393433 park users 0.4285 MVPA behavior 0.531307 Kansas State University 0.466918 areas 0.384325 white youth 0.45287 parks 0.403617 paved trails 0.662804 park MVPA 0.544416 MVPA intensity level 0.593975 park activity area 0.4222 Phys Act Health 0.429593 unique activity areas 0.381611 Kansas City 0.434754 nonwhite adults 0.659777 white adults 0.507649 open spaces 0.830707 MVPA levels 0.615273 nonwhite race/ethnicity groups 0.47702 vigorous-intensity physical activity 0.522245 picnic shelters 0.582793 park target areas 0.373392	nonwhite groups 0.414226 study 0.354448 active paved trail 0.383547 various park settings 0.379868 Previous research 0.35125 greater MVPA 0.540086 South Carolina 0.371494 observable target areas 0.356947 nonwhite youth 0.84722 park physical activity 0.382887 female park users 0.401211 versus nonwhite users 0.492654 health-promoting MVPA 0.538537 median annual household 0.342285 undeveloped open spaces 0.366691 physical activity 0.624806 important MVPA resources 0.555251 female adults 0.426093 natural activity zones 0.365365 sufficient sample size 0.341585 female youth 0.520721 nonwhite category 0.416486 MVPA 0.964528 male youth 0.521498	CLICK HERE
10152	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Global Health - Global Health Security - What CDC Is Doing	The importance of global health security has never been clearer.	CDC 0.502842 endorsement 0.434838 aim 0.422602 challenges 0.42366 importance 0.42638 trade increase 0.531868 speed 0.422261 Content source 0.520597 HHS 0.437323 Notice 0.425371 sponsors 0.420373 dangerous microbes 0.56474 public health worldwide 0.612829 chance 0.426151 Globalization 0.429472	New microbes 0.562161 international priority 0.529654 safe world 0.5187 U.S. government agencies 0.632602 global partners 0.522208 risks 0.425242 non-federal site 0.535732 concepts 0.420442 science 0.420512 laboratories 0.423633 progress 0.421585 drug resistance 0.538176 travel 0.422362 employees 0.420416 global health security 0.96527	CLICK HERE
12702	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	HIV/AIDS 101	HIV/AIDS 101 is a video that uses new technologies, cutting edge graphics and story to convey the most important messages that everyone needs to know about HIV and prevention. It has a message that we all need to know and share with our friends and loved ones. It features a young man searching his computer tablet for information on AIDS, and finds, with a little help, it's right there "at his fingertips." 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://www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/HivAids101/index.html	HIV/AIDS 0.99621		CLICK HERE
15745	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Outbreak of Listeriosis Associatedwith Consumption of Packaged Salad - United States and Canada,2015-2016 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	food safety plans 0.672299 Canadian clinical isolates 0.721619 Listeria Initiative questionnaire 0.904404 Human Services 0.638047 outbreak PFGE pattern 0.737784 Public Health Agency 0.669808 potentially contaminated food 0.671728 isolation dates 0.684375 U.S. Department 0.638487 Canadian Food Inspection 0.681818 6Public Health Agency 0.659511 Julie L. Self 0.646154 contaminated food products 0.684229 electronic PDF version 0.649446 listeriosis cluster 0.621758 national food consumption 0.691916 Zoonotic Infectious Diseases 0.645562 foodborne disease surveillance 0.685336 Listeria monocytogenes 0.704778 standardized Listeria Initiative 0.774038 median allele differences 0.84962 shopper card records 0.669099 consuming leafy greens 0.691646 various brand names 0.66535 Food Inspection Agency 0.804226	market withdrawal 0.75009 leafy green vegetables 0.6909 two-enzyme pulsed-field gel 0.681477 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.651282 United States 0.660288 original MMWR paper 0.653599 possible Listeria contamination.* 0.754509 U.S. clinical isolates 0.725969 Drug Administration 0.670762 CDC outbreak website 0.740975 brand names 0.674574 preterm live birth 0.660604 outbreak strain 0.634855 foodborne illness outbreak 0.736735 Fresh produce processors 0.645888 previously interviewed patients 0.6724 voluntarily halted production 0.66597 Listeria.††The Listeria Initiative 0.728426 fresh produce 0.694129 salad products 0.633436 whole-genome multilocus sequence 0.67838 Ohio facility 0.995845 national molecular subtyping 0.689032 7Canadian Food Inspection 0.673367	CLICK HERE