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6289	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Affordable Care Act helps improve the health of the American workforce, increase workplace health programs - Press Release: September 30, 2011	Affordable Care Act helps improve the health of the American workforce, increase workplace health programs	Interested companies 0.468238 worksite cafeterias 0.48793 proper nutrition 0.463454 tobacco–free campus policies 0.51761 long–term health problems 0.559157 workplace health initiative 0.593861 Research Triangle Institute 0.514695 Disease Control 0.478602 Heart disease 0.4712 healthy food choices 0.529151 healthy lifestyles 0.491174 risk factors 0.472631 successful workplace health 0.573034 two–year period 0.464724 good health practices 0.550307 chronic disease 0.465023 work environments 0.471362 health care costs 0.556216 Affordable Care Act 0.536035 u.s. department 0.508036 employee knowledge 0.467542 American workers 0.477325 employee engagement 0.468136 workplace health programs 0.91612 Research Triangle Park 0.51447	employee participation 0.46936 workplace health program 0.590183 Viridian Health Management 0.560837 healthy behaviors 0.546251 new initiative 0.483431 workplace culture 0.502015 safe environment 0.470908 worksite health programs 0.592634 project funds 0.464682 work schedules 0.469596 chronic diseases 0.473615 significant cost savings 0.522933 key lifestyle behaviors 0.525654 evidence–based initiatives 0.462281 comprehensive workplace health 0.619933 human services 0.507915 health costs 0.496474 employee productivity 0.466331 American businesses 0.470868 physical activity 0.46545 workplace health experience 0.590684 worksite capacity 0.483019 Thomas R. Frieden 0.532381 employee health 0.505478	CLICK HERE
6992	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Multiple Outbreaks of Hepatitis B Virus Infection Related to Assisted Monitoring of Blood Glucose Among Residents of Assisted Living Facilities - Virginia, 2009-2011	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.	infection control oversight 0.448622 hepatitis B virus 0.307027 chronic cases 0.312396 acute cases 0.370925 acute HBV 0.959585 infection control requirements 0.308447 ALF staff members 0.363106 chronic infection cases 0.365878 infection control education 0.3117 acute hepatitis 0.359703 HBV transmission 0.390435 Initial acute hepatitis 0.307404 additional acute cases 0.355051 routine viral hepatitis 0.313881 chronic HBV infection 0.480637 HBV clusters 0.357699 acute infection 0.40256 chronic infection 0.491765 acute HBV infections 0.83165 residents 0.453662 infection control breaks 0.310919 initial acute HBV 0.480662 attack rates 0.331062 blood glucose 0.426355 HBV genome 0.353713	ALFs 0.307019 infection prevention practices 0.325915 infection control 0.538644 acute HBV infection 0.849905 staff member HBV 0.383411 HBV vaccination 0.458261 facility C. HBV 0.394877 HBV molecular sequencing 0.383479 additional acute HBV 0.615368 infection control practices 0.448334 HBV outbreaks 0.360375 viral hepatitis surveillance 0.352982 viral hepatitis 0.357954 early acute infection 0.341412 staff members 0.638377 potential acute hepatitis 0.313153 ALF residents 0.304251 AMBG 0.442927 acute HBV cases 0.456208 HBV infection 0.854746 HBV infection reports 0.421086 chronic HBV infections 0.463266 diabetes 0.311568 HBV genomic sequencing 0.384792	CLICK HERE
7838	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	Anthrax - Health Communication	Anthrax - Gateway to Health Communication - CDC			CLICK HERE
10614	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	World Health Day | Digital Press Kit | CDC Online Newsroom	World Health Day	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
11127	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	null	2008 National Report on Biochemical Indicators of Diet and Nutrition - Table 2.3	null			CLICK HERE
12183	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Preventing Chronic Disease | The Role of Fear and Disgust inPredicting the Effectiveness of Television Advertisements ThatGraphically Depict the Health Harms of Smoking - CDC	Antismoking television advertisements that depict the graphic health harms of smoking are increasingly considered best practices, as exemplified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s current national campaign. Evaluation of responses to these widely used advertisements is important to determine advertisements that are most effective and their mechanisms of action. Our study tested the hypothesis that advertisements rated highest in fear- and disgust-eliciting imagery would be rated as the most effective.	effective antismoking advertisements 0.364742 study 0.225846 high disgust 0.220181 CDC antismoking advertisements 0.373415 emotional responses 0.230045 national antismoking media 0.21922 fear–disgust interaction 0.816145 health harms 0.373489 advertisements 0.900893 greater perceived effectiveness 0.296139 graphic health harms 0.218084 ratings 0.305547 antismoking health-harms advertisements 0.40066 smoking status 0.386693 good antismoking ad. 0.203733 Suzy’s Tip 0.389595 North Dakota 0.224984 antismoking mass media 0.224364 participants 0.210072	effectiveness 0.653985 Terrie’s Tip 0.603997 effective advertisements 0.226864 positive advertisements 0.244713 graphic imagery 0.481644 disgust responses 0.295107 graphic advertisements 0.261291 antismoking advertisements 0.499758 Tob Control 0.273749 fear responses 0.244642 widely used advertisements 0.313979 new CDC advertisements 0.281538 Introduction Antismoking television 0.238448 recent antismoking campaign 0.230714 young adults 0.240991 advertisement effectiveness ratings 0.287336 graphic antismoking advertisements 0.426738 antismoking television advertisements 0.581872	CLICK HERE
13047	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	EPHLI Core Essentials | EHS | CDC	The Environmental Health Services Branch provides the practice-based research, training, technical assistance, and evidence-based guidance needed by state, tribal, local, and territorial environmental health practitioners to prevent environmental exposures and protect health.	Essential Services page 0.686644 core functions 0.396411 environmental health problems 0.652648 population-based environmental health 0.714904 essential environmental health 0.708171 environmental health issues 0.640773 empower people 0.405025 policy development 0.394663 performance gaps 0.432331	public health community 0.708926 health status 0.407077 larger performance improvement 0.676343 public health accreditation 0.696431 current tools 0.405157 historical reference 0.425835 Evaluate effectiveness 0.418035 environmental health services 0.922468	CLICK HERE
13570	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Video	en	Cote de Pablo for Inside Knowledge PSA (:60) Version B	Actress Cote de Pablo talks about her own cervical cancer scare and shares advice for other women. 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/wcms/videos/low-res/NCCDPHP/2015/cote_video_english_60alt_925755.mp4	Version 0.33075 Knowledge PSA 0.747818	Cote de Pablo 0.937072	CLICK HERE
14629	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Overview | YRBSS | Adolescent and School Health | CDC	Overview of the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS).	alternative high schools 0.500102 spring semester 0.369761 social problems 0.397025 undergraduate students 0.376189 local data 0.389349 methods studies 0.364221 National College Health 0.514643 local surveys 0.370206 health risk behaviors 0.834255 unintentional injuries 0.402765 public high school 0.514098 Healthy People objectives 0.497618 Provide comparable data 0.545085 local school-based surveys 0.522804 unintended pregnancy 0.394623 health behaviors 0.832014 Monitor progress 0.355709 middle school survey 0.507995 sexual identity 0.378142 private schools 0.361347 High School Youth 0.518142 behaviors 0.899363 early adolescence 0.403024 12th grade students 0.789776 YRBSS data 0.392132	tribal governments 0.359331 large urban school 0.503106 health behaviors increase 0.748409 United States 0.543517 Unhealthy dietary behaviors 0.794611 nutrition-related behaviors 0.578101 representative sample 0.611774 prevalence 0.278044 data representative 0.431838 sexually transmitted infections 0.535914 national survey 0.376133 nationally representative sample 0.537605 representative samples 0.423127 separate surveys 0.380025 priority health-related behaviors 0.767544 YRBSS 0.420098 program indicators 0.365588 high school students 0.951531 tribal government 0.511368 additional surveys 0.369867 Sexual behaviors 0.621652 physical activity 0.35361 sexual contacts 0.377916 interested states 0.359277	CLICK HERE
16102	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	Html	en	Benefits to Your Practice | NDPP | Diabetes	National Diabetes Prevention Program	Improvement Continuing Medical 0.82006 Patient Centered Medical 0.790727 Self-Care Support 0.592615 PCMH recognition 0.553479 electronic medical record 0.764405 change program 0.593158 American 0.338554 address regulatory requirements 0.843329 prediabetes tools 0.571517	patients 0.34451 M.A.P. 0.33743 Prediabetes PI CME 0.943959 diabetes prevention lifestyle 0.934668 state licensing 0.5999 board recertification requirements 0.914189 Community Resources 0.543369 B. Provide Referrals 0.765437 Performance 0.340064	CLICK HERE