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977	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Say "I Do" the Healthy Way | CDC Features	Before you say 'I Do,' make health a priority. Remember to put yourself on the wedding checklist with good health and safety habits.	certain diseases 0.67366 healthy diet 0.683185 CDC 0.563144 mental health 0.710803 Zika virus 0.929812 free quit plan 0.843094 common problems 0.655201 areas 0.55589 health screenings 0.699822 pregnant women 0.794989 Poor sleep 0.671132 trip 0.554612 physical violence 0.659155 Intimate partner violence 0.784551 nutritional intake 0.673481 psychological aggression 0.650196 risk factors 0.653465 overall health 0.707356 long run 0.678844 pregnancy 0.556825 travelers 0.594715 honeymoon 0.571505 health problems 0.702671 insect repellent 0.657994 wedding checklist 0.68817	free educational materials 0.822729 health benefits 0.711694 Spanish speakers 0.675145 Sexual transmission 0.65586 Zika virus infection 0.81408 motor vehicle 0.672082 free quit coaching 0.843431 Wedding planning 0.662124 machinery-related crashes 0.673983 health provider 0.683738 heart disease 0.67647 crash diets 0.673932 severe brain defects 0.795709 Zika travel notices 0.82322 respiratory diseases 0.67176 sexual violence 0.657292 good health 0.725616 frequent hand 0.652938 health 0.856332 Cruise ship outbreaks 0.789511 bites 0.561703 physical activity 0.831326 free resources 0.675025 safety habits 0.68925	CLICK HERE
6464	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diabetes-related services and programs in small local public health departments.	The objectives of this study were to describe various diabetes-related patient care and primary prevention services offered by small LHDs (those serving a population of less than 150,000) and explore factors associated with the diversity of these services.	diabetes prevention 0.366144 obesity prevention program 0.304404 diabetes public health 0.358145 obesity prevention programs 0.348589 large metropolitan LHDs 0.347384 diabetes-related services 0.375006 public health departments 0.298918 National Diabetes Prevention 0.313372 frequently mentioned diabetes 0.293353 state health departments 0.316878 obesity prevention 0.428062 small LHDs function 0.309324 patient care services 0.505585 public health services 0.333613 health care services 0.303569 local diabetes care 0.392356 patient care 0.509556 public health performance 0.304259 patient care service 0.343173 population 0.30929 City Health Officials 0.320427 diabetes awareness activities 0.296979 chronic disease 0.314006 state public health 0.312256 diabetes care specialists 0.342593	diabetes prevention program 0.343999 diabetes care services 0.344337 United States 0.37032 diabetes primary prevention 0.337024 certified diabetes educator 0.339498 primary prevention programs 0.605523 Health Manag Pract 0.349779 diabetes-related patient care 0.43713 diabetes patient care 0.337796 primary prevention program 0.300474 state health department 0.415248 primary prevention 0.73737 health departments 0.394834 diabetes surveillance capacity 0.326062 local health departments 0.350261 primary prevention services 0.348153 public health 0.660572 local diabetes burden 0.318553 small LHDs 0.916812 Public Health Manag 0.350726 diabetes surveillance 0.367798 local public health 0.350377 Fifty-eight small LHDs 0.309257 local diabetes surveillance 0.303388	CLICK HERE
8612	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	PanFlu Storybook - In Memorial, Marcella Bobzien	In Memorial, To date, October 1918 remains the deadliest month in U.S. history when approximately 200,000 Americans died of the flu. Healthy, young adults (average age 35 years) began coughing in the morning and were dead by the evening. The family stories described in this section define true courage amid unbearable loss.	1918 flu pandemic 0.831942 urban America 0.420165 brothers 0.271262 arrangement 0.238189 Carmen Garske Bobzien 0.696732 toddler 0.244613 community′s capacity 0.403409 Robert 0.312156 rural North Dakota 0.960055 sister′s children 0.402576 young children 0.406766 Leon 0.238229 Marilynn Sutherland 0.479123 saddened listening 0.451394 grandmother Carmen 0.502497 siblings Millie 0.449186 outskirts 0.239438 Marcella Bobzien 0.512074 adult 0.236965 Bismarck 0.239291 second-hand knowledge 0.409664 pandemic flu 0.840436 Stella Garske Bobzien 0.604021 Dolores 0.248085 close–knit farming community 0.582038	epidemic′s dependent survivors 0.576819 duration 0.239408 mother′s stories 0.423821 Storyteller 0.244065 orphanage 0.23989 Otto′s diary 0.407305 Jack 0.237371 Otto John Bobzien 0.634523 public health 0.402595 Bea 0.247028 sod farmhouse 0.416584 flu deaths 0.542349 maternal grandparents 0.445172 Carmen′s younger sister 0.584438 recollections 0.243008 Dick 0.236716 inevitable next flu 0.545216 Vernon 0.34896 Jim 0.237393 Ferd 0.335858 time 0.237618 family 0.339136 pandemics 0.252807 isolated farming families 0.61478	CLICK HERE
8667	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Diarrhea & Swimming - Recreational Water Illness (RWIs) - Healthy Swimming & Recreational Water - Healthy Water	null	Page Moved 0.633568		CLICK HERE
10072	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Silica, Industry Publications - NIOSH Workplace Safety and Health Topic	This NIOSH Topic Page presents information and links to other resources about Silica and Silicosis, and provides information to help workers protect themselves from occupational exposure to Silica.	construction workers 0.452138 Design Controls Silica 0.430209 NIOSH Engineering Controls 0.414879 Español 0.394608 NIOSH conducts engineering 0.407624 respirable dust levels 0.392928 local exhaust ventilation 0.361656 Hazard Control 0.426011 New Shroud Design 0.391193 Workplace Solutions 0.380651 Health Hazard Evaluation 0.352725 silica dust 0.588965 abrasive blasting 0.360984 available engineering controls 0.357737 respirable crystalline silica 0.399359 dust control 0.421423 Construction Blast Hole 0.389209 poor dust controls 0.379229 Silica Sand 0.375334 construction sites 0.351397 airborne respirable dust 0.452602 Dust Control Handbook 0.380908 drill dust 0.366025 dust control program 0.417248 Controls Silica Dust 0.473036	hazardous dust 0.471169 dust reduction engineering 0.381702 respirable silica 0.444138 respirable silica dust 0.433842 NIOSH research study 0.394384 surface coal mining 0.406721 NIOSH Publication No. 0.952838 unique circular deck 0.379123 Silica Hazard 0.372536 format describing silica 0.374122 NIOSH Health Hazard 0.439434 rock drillers 0.370616 Hazardous Dust Exposure 0.398851 Shroud Design Controls 0.391654 National Institute 0.415535 silica collection 0.355014 occupational safety 0.441415 respirable silica levels 0.398999 good dust controls 0.38003 respirable dust exposure 0.403012 Sanding Dust Exposures 0.384162 silicosis 0.398471 blast hole drills 0.45983 dust generation 0.359299	CLICK HERE
10861	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Smoking in Top-Grossing US Movies, 2011 - CDC	We reviewed the number of incidents of tobacco use (almost exclusively smoking) depicted in movies in the United States in 2011 to compare that with previously reported trends.	tobacco appearances 0.271862 United States 0.210493 top-grossing movies 0.727157 policies 0.23103 Human Services 0.205497 smoking causes youth 0.238583 movies 0.762188 movie subsidy programs 0.201236 Tobacco Control Research 0.28717 companies 0.212776 long-term trends 0.203021 Motion Picture Association 0.385641 tobacco brands 0.286119 tobacco 0.903074 new youth-rated movies 0.225765 earlier report 0.247121 tobacco product 0.456 in-theater tobacco impressions 0.287711 figure 0.232513	box office 0.209869 Historical data 0.251909 tabular version 0.256941 tobacco-free youth-rated movies 0.234557 Total tobacco incidents 0.390767 tobacco use incident 0.271744 R-rated movie 0.225733 fewer incidents 0.200811 tobacco depictions 0.287536 youth smoking 0.21933 onscreen tobacco imagery 0.298575 support youth-rated movies 0.228047 top-grossing US movie 0.204643 youth-rated movies 0.566251 tobacco incidents 0.768655 tobacco imagery 0.433027 onscreen smoking 0.270858 Sacramento-Emigrant Trails 0.202166	CLICK HERE
11800	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Preventing Chronic Disease | Measurement of Compliance WithNew York City's Regulations on Beverages, Physical Activity, andScreen Time in Early Child Care Centers - CDC	Policy interventions designed to change the nutrition environment and increase physical activity in child care centers are becoming more common, but an understanding of the implementation of these interventions is yet to be developed. The objective of this study was to explore the extent and consistency of compliance with a policy intervention designed to promote nutrition and physical activity among licensed child care centers in New York City.			CLICK HERE
13522	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Germs & Infections | Contact Lenses | CDC	CDC - Protect Your Eyes: Healthy and Safe Contact Lens Cleaning and Use. Millions of people use contact lenses every day but lens cleaning practices can lead to eye infections. Hands should be washed before handling contact lenses and contacts should be properly cleaned, disinfected, and stored to ensure eye health and safety. Following your eye doctor’s recommendations and a few simple steps can lead to healthy daily contact lens use.	benefits 0.222734 treatment 0.221868 contact lens wearers 0.940048 eye problems 0.306071 bacteria 0.221157 clear dome 0.314817 eye infection 0.299747 type 0.242138 eyes 0.241389 tips 0.220161 glasses 0.254034 daily activities 0.330831 inflammation 0.225767 vital aspect 0.330436 supplies 0.27051 patient 0.221897 sight 0.225832 infections 0.222745 contact lenses 0.873684 proper care 0.302552	higher risk 0.308659 germs 0.226631 viruses 0.220914 complications 0.222584 blindness 0.222446 eye surgery 0.32165 patients 0.22235 Worldwide 0.22433 corneal transplant 0.30943 people 0.250812 severe cases 0.305582 pair 0.221688 microbial keratitis 0.480055 eye 0.334027 eye doctor 0.311816 fungi 0.220602 permanent vision loss 0.412181 parasites 0.222306 practice healthy habits 0.420185 Contact lens wear 0.439269	CLICK HERE
14193	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Verona Integron-EncodedMetallo-Beta-Lactamase-Producing Carbapenem-ResistantEnterobacteriaceae in a Neonatal and Adult Intensive Care Unit -Kentucky, 2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	CDC 0.506276 Patient ages 0.506309 VIM-producing CRE 0.973022 health care provider 0.63009 Human Services 0.53915 VIM metallo-beta-lactamase 0.506324 U.S. Department 0.538329 antimicrobial agents 0.585277 tertiary care hospital 0.612615 electronic PDF version 0.549101 single CRE species 0.760278 adult patient 0.500624 intensive care unit 0.735613 Clin Infect Dis 0.555117 health care providers 0.748971 Enterobacteriaceae species 0.574637 K. pneumoniae 0.528038 risk factors 0.56592 Klebsiella pneumoniae infection 0.627943 neonatal populations 0.511483 SHV-12-producing Enterobacter cloacae 0.558195 Health care facilities 0.614867 CRE toolkit update 0.890666 neonatal population 0.511834 health care settings 0.613541	Anna Q. Yaffee 0.555906 Verona integron-encoded metallo-beta-lactamase 0.582532 weekly active surveillance 0.577481 1Epidemic Intelligence Service 0.555274 Enterobacter cloacae 0.578325 United States 0.839832 VIM-producing CRE colonization 0.879816 original MMWR paper 0.555156 higher relapse rate 0.550405 antimicrobial therapy 0.513352 Kristóf K. Emergence 0.552153 surgical ICU 0.506435 Raoultella species 0.507311 Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae 0.513257 clinical infection 0.512936 neonatal intensive care 0.755702 complicated patient outcomes 0.567707 health care 0.827443 public health 0.585605 infection control practices 0.571327 3Career Epidemiology Field 0.55078 isolate culture date 0.589655 Infect Control Hosp 0.563304 CRE acquisition 0.663854	CLICK HERE
14490	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Who Would Pay for State Alcohol Tax Increases in the UnitedStates?	Preventing Chronic Disease (PCD) is a peer-reviewed electronic journal established by the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. PCD provides an open exchange of information and knowledge among researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and others who strive to improve the health of the public through chronic disease prevention.	capita alcohol consumption 0.30075 alcohol tax increase 0.296011 binge drinkers 0.229577 net cost 0.29351 binge drinking 0.365435 hypothetical tax increases 0.333861 tax increases 0.788391 alcohol prices 0.237541 hypothetical tax increase 0.31302 Alcohol Abuse 0.225825 higher alcohol taxes 0.283553 alcohol taxes 0.45171 alcohol 0.791816 aggregate costs 0.290183 adult excessive drinkers 0.290387 state alcohol tax 0.464782 BRFSS core alcohol 0.230523 heavy drinker 0.254124 daily average 0.255015 alcohol tax increases 0.746898 state alcohol taxes 0.34449 sociodemographic characteristics 0.234235 alcohol policy interventions 0.233863 capita costs 0.345711	State-specific tax increases 0.249169 United States 0.387976 drinks 0.467223 current alcohol taxes 0.253209 average annual increase 0.230942 non-Hispanic white drinkers 0.274355 alcohol consumption 0.607549 Average daily alcohol 0.264005 Alcohol Epidemiologic Data 0.232708 excessive drinkers 0.841684 Excessive alcohol consumption 0.347454 excessive drinking 0.243269 hypothetical state alcohol 0.373777 non-Hispanic whites 0.284088 public health 0.250963 nonexcessive drinkers 0.909314 costs 0.35543 Alcohol Policy Information 0.282279 value-based alcohol taxes 0.253549 annual alcohol consumption 0.244944 hypothetical alcohol tax 0.299364 evidence-based public health 0.239268 alcohol spectrum disorders 0.239775 current drinkers 0.239986	CLICK HERE