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8274	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | Enrollment and RetentionChallenges in Early-Phase Intervention Development Studies: TheObesity-Related Behavioral Intervention Trials ORBIT -CDC	Recent gains in life expectancy in the United States are threatened by high rates of obesity. Substandard diets and low levels of physical activity have been identified as key determinants of overweight, obesity, and many other chronic conditions. Fundamental to preventing and treating obesity and its concomitant conditions is the adoption and maintenance of healthful dietary and physical activity habits.	future recruitment efforts 0.650532 Kidney Diseases 0.640502 effective obesity prevention 0.713181 effective approaches 0.639044 pregnant women 0.868811 intervention development 0.910761 small-scale efficacy studies 0.665781 obesity-related interventions 0.655545 Child Health 0.648795 obesity-related behavioral interventions 0.760066 National Institutes 0.716054 National Heart 0.767398 obesity reduction strategies 0.703121 obesity interventions 0.744852 social science research 0.908022 Epel E. Recruitment 0.651514 low-income pregnant women 0.783719 behavioral intervention 0.934372 behavioral intervention development 0.841545 Reduce Obesity 0.643916 Blood Institute 0.765768 physical activity interventions 0.7287 physical activity intervention 0.677965 Shriver National Institute 0.669454 behavioral science researchers 0.698952	National Cancer Institute 0.787164 cosponsoring NIH institutes 0.653261 National Institute 0.765347 Obesity Related Behavioral 0.753443 early experimental studies 0.649891 intervention development studies 0.706058 research teams 0.664225 similar interventions 0.641499 Human Development 0.648999 ORBIT studies 0.730973 ORBIT initiative 0.654436 obesity problem 0.646109 intervention development process 0.795923 Faith-Based Research Partnerships 0.661809 Maternal Adiposity 0.703928 population interventions 0.654805 physical activity 0.809012 NIH Office 0.647107 physical activity habits 0.660616 Public Health Service 0.63966 high-risk populations 0.724665 potent interventions 0.662843 cooperative agreement grants 0.756374 preliminary efficacy testing 0.641373	CLICK HERE
11394	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Progress on Children Eating More Fruit, Not Vegetables | Vital Signs	CDC Vital Signs links science, policy, and communications with the intent of communicating a call-to-action for the public. CDC Vital Signs provides the most recent, comprehensive data on key indicators of important health topics.	white potatoes 0.233176 Mortality Weekly Report 0.312128 Include nutrition standards 0.344085 moderate physical activity 0.333713 children 0.669147 healthy ways 0.24813 calorie needs 0.230251 Offering resources 0.226829 school staff 0.246396 school districts 0.254537 fruit juice 0.323482 nutrition standards 0.435734 hands-on learning opportunities 0.3171 Help child care 0.361684 Eat fruit 0.373187 Offer nutrition education 0.333313 healthy eating 0.379942 new national efforts 0.337302 healthy options 0.234684 food preparation staff 0.329867 main contributor 0.245307 WIC Cash Value 0.329229 school nutrition standards 0.387271 National School Lunch 0.350102	Vital Signs Issue 0.327934 State Indicator Report 0.307602 Breakfast Programs 0.225506 federal nutrition standards 0.337795 normal daily activities 0.331363 Vital Signs 0.459787 fruit 0.634167 lifelong food choices 0.352749 child care** 0.257104 Vegetable Program 0.227921 vegetables 0.949659 child care 0.782131 colorful vegetables 0.501064 active children 0.294944 fried potatoes 0.233564 Nutrition Assistance Program 0.344695 HealthierUS School Challenge 0.350118 fruit* children 0.321961 Include fruit 0.289101 vegetable purchasing costs 0.320284 physical activity 0.339574 school meal programs 0.355283 French fries 0.23085 Fresh Fruit 0.286687	CLICK HERE
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12278	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Remarkable Progress Five Years after Haiti Earthquake	CDC public health news, press releases, government public health news, medical and disease news, story ideas, photos.	Health facilities 0.400509 disease detectives 0.373609 physical health infrastructure 0.503749 tuberculosis treatment services 0.482212 CDC staff support 0.66494 national laboratory 0.369793 international partners 0.353877 developing world 0.352173 Dr. Lowrance 0.397792 human capacity 0.374202 clinical services 0.362687 research staff 0.359863 national public health 0.808154 disease control 0.505401 public health leadership 0.551871 significant progress 0.525179 rural areas 0.362138 devastating earthquake 0.401436 laboratory capacity 0.37954 Disease control efforts 0.487115 urgent medical care 0.509753 Haitian government 0.375296 lymphatic filariasis 0.368054 lab technicians 0.380415 global health security 0.498159	CDC’s Haiti 0.820904 sanitation technicians 0.37386 Haiti 0.872513 Public Health Laboratory 0.591866 new Ministry 0.361764 training facility 0.376435 U.S. Centers 0.365612 significant advances 0.370832 Haiti office 0.718895 gains Haiti 0.582769 public health threats 0.53433 significant investment 0.380231 public health 0.938168 disease surveillance systems 0.762491 Haitian people 0.364525 HIV-positive pregnant women 0.486213 subsequent cholera epidemic 0.494497 routine immunization program 0.475388 lab techniques 0.381499 David Lowrance 0.412505 sanitation facilities 0.362765 public health sector 0.546498 potential epidemic diseases 0.48417 global community 0.357901	CLICK HERE
12666	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Healthy Swimming Is No Accident	Healthy swimming expert Michael Beach warns about the superbug Crypto that causes the most common recreational water illness and suggests anyone with diarrhea should stay out of the water. The video explains that though we use chlorine to kill germs and protect our health, Crypto can survive for days in chlorinated water. 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/	Accident 0.703906	Healthy Swimming 0.919676	CLICK HERE
13139	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	HEADS UP to Parents | HEADS UP | CDC Injury Center	null	small activities 0.476188 CDC 0.337956 hands 0.333953 fact sheets 0.483205 free online training 0.631528 busy parent 0.534059 outdoor play adventure 0.641103 brain injury 0.659288 larger-scale efforts 0.499492 helmet 0.342681 playground 0.337972 social media 0.481649 health care 0.4776 big difference 0.475281 HEADS 0.334383 infographics 0.348756	posters 0.331853 athletes 0.333002 ideas 0.331515 community 0.363788 priority 0.347348 people 0.331734 important role 0.49737 coaches 0.331551 materials 0.365292 free concussion app 0.931566 school professionals 0.477343 concussion 0.95863 information 0.335973 risk 0.335781 time 0.334272 child 0.483651	CLICK HERE
14161	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	es	Sifilis - Hoja informativa de los CDC	Sífilis: Hoja informativa de los CDC	Archivo Apple Quicktime 0.532739 graves problemas 0.494557 Archivo Microsoft PowerPoint 0.542152 Archivo Adobe PDF 0.531233 llamadas lesiones 0.496267 Archivo Microsoft 0.776825	Archivo Microsoft Word 0.540686 antibióticos correctos 0.493003 médica diagnosticarán sífilis 0.910392 largo plazo 0.74231 Archivo Zip Comprimido 0.531136 causa dolor 0.682958	CLICK HERE
14172	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Notes from the Field: Nosocomial Outbreak of Middle EastRespiratory Syndrome in a Large Tertiary Care Hospital - Riyadh,Saudi Arabia, 2015 | MMWR	The Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) Series is prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).	coronary artery disease 0.486224 emergency department overcrowding 0.491743 large MERS 0.565863 hospital outbreak committee 0.515554 infection control guidance 0.478188 probable cases 0.51221 infection control program 0.490943 congestive heart failure 0.483604 East respiratory syndrome 0.490689 World Health Organization 0.496506 King Abulaziz Medical 0.563066 emergency department 0.801265 artery bypass graft 0.488554 major tertiary-care hospital 0.486758 Medical City 0.58733 camel exposure 0.483123 MERS cases 0.60932 Abdulaziz Medical City 0.524018 probable MERS infection 0.656478 care facility-associated outbreaks 0.483587 new cases 0.491712 probable case 0.491606 1,200-bed tertiary-care hospital 0.504302 hospital-associated MERS cases 0.586491 National Guard Health 0.529667	infection control 0.524746 previously recognized MERS 0.571147 coronary artery bypass 0.567394 Primary MERS cases 0.56544 intensive care management 0.485655 Saudi Arabia 0.600261 laboratory test results 0.479191 inconclusive laboratory results 0.480909 respiratory symptoms 0.527187 positive RT-PCR test 0.485275 health care workers 0.921837 150-bed emergency department 0.511022 MERS coronavirus 0.537526 disease epidemic plan 0.54096 uncontrolled patient movement 0.484464 MERS patients 0.578733 Abulaziz Medical City 0.561744 transcription-polymerase chain reaction 0.483998 considerable patient mortality 0.480498 infection control measures 0.486124 outbreak required institution 0.500303 multiple comorbidities 0.500219 artery bypass surgery 0.481894 Guard Health Affairs 0.529655	CLICK HERE
15914	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Zika CERC Discussion: Preparing Spokesperson	The CERC training program educates people on the principles and application of crisis and emergency risk communication when responding to a public health emergency.	Zika response 0.367564 spokesperson leader 0.399789 Dave Daigle 0.36063 spokesperson 0.701952 questions 0.379185 people’s emotions 0.360884 discussion 0.385122 emergency risk communication 0.475667 West Nile Virus 0.418816 new information 0.368735 things 0.512343 risk communication principles 0.390498 ideal spokesperson 0.391037 audience 0.369163 kind 0.373631 verbal hesitations 0.397199 community 0.633401 community engagement 0.361363 little bit 0.525953 crisis situation 0.392776 spokesperson interviews 0.369007 important things 0.356223 leader spokesperson 0.612088 transformational leader 0.41495 right spokesperson 0.388207	media 0.36919 good spokesperson 0.56371 facts 0.358688 best possible communication 0.361753 Zika 0.549721 leadership style 0.417511 spokespersons 0.379929 West Virginia 0.360769 media training 0.356968 best communication leadership 0.362404 situation 0.494683 crisis leader spokesperson 0.42518 question 0.518802 Chris Merkel 0.477716 spokesperson qualities 0.380001 Ms. Barbara Reynolds 0.363819 Dr. Barbara Reynolds 0.945882 people 0.795891 good idea 0.371273 way 0.550668 transformational leadership style 0.382517 great spokesperson 0.403147 organization 0.390503 information 0.492411	CLICK HERE